Cards on the Table
What are Poirot's deductions of the bridge players?
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Poirot has determined that Major Despard is a man who likes an immediate picture of the game, hence his tendency to cancel as he goes. Mrs. Lorrimer is a brilliant player, a good contrast to Dr. Roberts' tendency to overbid. Miss Meredith is a timid player, easily intimidated by her partner, regardless of who it may have been.