The Mysterious Affair at Styles · Characters
Character guide
Key figures in The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie.
Hercule Poirot
major
Also known as Monsieur Poirot, old Poirot, Mr. Poirot, Poirot
The brilliant Belgian detective investigating the murder at Styles Court.
John Cavendish
major
Also known as Mr. Cavendish, Cavendish, Mr. John Cavendish, Monsieur John
Elder son of Mrs. Inglethorp, a key suspect in the murder.
Emily Inglethorp
major
Also known as Mrs. Inglethorp, old Mrs. Inglethorp, Emily, Aunt Emily, Poor Emily
The wealthy victim of poisoning at Styles Court.
Alfred Inglethorp
major
Also known as Mr. Inglethorp, Alfred, Mr. Alfred Inglethorp
The much younger husband of Emily Inglethorp, a prime suspect.
Mary Cavendish
major
Also known as Cavendish
John Cavendish's beautiful and enigmatic wife.
Evelyn Howard
supporting
Also known as Miss Howard, Evie, Evelyn
Mrs. Inglethorp's former companion who left abruptly before the murder.
Cynthia Murdoch
supporting
Also known as Cynthia, Mademoiselle Cynthia, little Cynthia, Miss Cynthia, Miss Murdoch
A young woman living at Styles, working as a VAD nurse.
Lawrence Cavendish
supporting
Also known as Lawrence, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Lawrence Cavendish, Monsieur Lawrence
John's younger brother, a quiet and intellectual man.
Dorcas
supporting
Also known as the brave Dorcas, Mademoiselle Dorcas, Dear old Dorcas, The good Dorcas
The loyal and observant housekeeper at Styles Court.
Dr. Bauerstein
supporting
Also known as Bauerstein, IX Dr. Bauerstein
A toxicology expert and friend of the Cavendish family.
Inspector Japp
supporting
Also known as Detective - Inspector Japp, Japp
A Scotland Yard detective who works alongside Poirot.
Arthur Hastings
major
Also known as Hastings, Mr. Hastings
Poirot's friend and the narrator of the story.
Sir Ernest Heavywether
supporting
Also known as Heavywether, Sir Ernest, Ernest
The famous barrister defending Alfred Inglethorp at trial.
Annie
minor
A maid at Styles Court who provides key testimony.
Mr. Wells
minor
Also known as Wells
The family solicitor who reads Mrs. Inglethorp's will.
Dr. Wilkins
minor
Also known as Wilkins, Little Wilkins
The local doctor who attends to Mrs. Inglethorp.
Manning
minor
A police constable involved in the investigation.
Superintendent Summerhaye
minor
Also known as Summerhaye
A police superintendent assisting with the case.
Mr. Mace
minor
Also known as the wretched Mr. Mace, Mace
The local chemist who dispensed poison.
Mr. Philips
minor
A clerk from the solicitors' office.
Mrs. Raikes
minor
Also known as Raikes
A local woman with a questionable reputation.
Elizabeth Wells
minor
A witness who saw something suspicious on the night of the murder.
Lady Tadminster
minor
Also known as Tadminster
A local aristocrat mentioned in passing.
William Earl
minor
Also known as young William, William
A young man who works at the local stables.