Over 100 tourists stuck at Agatha Christie’s old house, sparking jokes.
A group of tourists got the true Agatha Christie experience when they were trapped on the grounds of the late British mystery
Activities included drinking tea and playing lawn games with the staff, Heaven told the outlet. “They are doing a great job, they are giving us free teas and things. It’s a bit bleak,” she said.
Several social media users compared the situation to Christie’s famed novel “And Then There Were None.” The murder mystery focuses on ten strangers who visit a remote mansion off the Devon coast and start getting killed off one by one.
Another person jokingly
“If I am ever trapped in Agatha Christie’s house for several hours I am so walking around holding a tea cup and saucer asking people where they were and what they were doing, and shooting them suspicious looks as they answer,” a third person
All visitors were able to make it home safely once the road blockage was cleared. The author’s former home was then shut down temporarily because of storm damage.
Christie is one of the most highly respected and best-known murder mystery authors. Her novel “And Then There Were None” is one of the top-selling books of all time, with approximately 100 million copies sold. She died in 1976.
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