The Mousetrap

Describe symbolism in The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

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Throughout most of the story, Trotter is perceived as likable, and he represents authority. In the play's conclusion, however, the audience learns that Trotter does not represent authority, but rather, represents insanity.

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