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Темыамериканская литератураамериканская классика
Описание
Книга рассказывает о расследовании убийства Марии Рогет, где детектив анализирует доказательства и приходит к выводу о единственном убийце, а также раскрывает, как роман основан на реальном деле и использует реальные источники.
Главный конфликт / проблема
Убийство Марии Рогет и определение виновного
Ключевые идеи
- Идеальная цепочка событий редко совпадает с реальностью, что усложняет расследование.
- Критический анализ одежды и следов борьбы позволяет исключить групповой характер преступления.
- Наличие потенциального морского подозреваемого подчёркивает необходимость дальнейшего поиска.
- Примечания добавлены для подтверждения достоверности сюжета и связи с реальным убийством.
- Автор использовал только газетные источники, так как не мог лично исследовать место преступления.
- Поздние признания подтвердили точность описанных деталей.
Вывод
Книга приводит к выводу, что преступление совершил один человек, а роман подтверждает свою достоверность через реальные источники
Кому полезна
- Любители детективной литературы
- Криминалисты
- Историки
- Студенты литературы
Главные темы
- Расследование преступления
- Методология криминалистического анализа
- Историческая достоверность литературы
Персонажи
- Marie Roget — Молодая женщина, дочь Эстелл, работала у парфюмера Ле Блан. Двух раз исчезла, вторая раз привела к обнаружению её тела в реке. Она основана на реальной Марии Келси Рогерс, убитой в окрестностях Нью‑Йорка.
- Сент-Естаче — Обручённый Марии, первоначально подозреваемый в убийстве, но доказан невиновен.
- Беувез — Тот, кто нашёл тело в реке и дал показания о его состоянии.
- Дюпин — Помогает автору в расследовании, анализирует доказательства и предлагает логический подход.
- Марс Делюк — Отмечает присутствие «плохих парней» и их поведение, но её свидетельство не подтверждает групповой характер преступления.
- чёрный мужчина (море́йка) — Отсутствует в следствии, возможно, скрывается от подозрений.
- Эстелл Рогет — Вдова, родитель Марии, участвовала в поисках и расследовании.
- Ле Блан — Парфюмер, где Мария работала, предоставлял информацию о её работе.
- Madame Delue — Свидетель, чьи признания позже подтвердили гипотезу автора.
- Von Hardenburg — Автор использовал этот псевдоним при публикации.
- Anderson — Участник расследования, упомянутый в источниках.
- Payne — Участник расследования, упомянутый в источниках.
Цитаты
- Повествование о расследовании убийства молодой женщины Марии Рогет, её исчезновении, находке тела в Сене и попытках раскрыть дело, включая роль Дюпина, газетных публикаций и сомнений в идентификации тела.
- Публикации в газетах (L'Etoile, Le Commerciel, Le Soleil) предлагают различные теории: тело не Мария, убийство совершено бандой разбойников, а также сомнения в апатии родственников.
- Были доказательства, как говорится, борьбы; земля была поросну, кусты разрушены…
- Платок использовался полностью, демонстрируя, что необходимость его использования возникла из обстоятельств, возникших в момент, когда платок больше не был доступен.
- «При первоначальной публикации «Марии Рогет» примечания, теперь прилагаемые, считались ненужными; но прошедшие годы после трагедии делают их целесообразными…»
- «Теория, основанная на качествах объекта, не позволит раскрыть его по его объектам; и тот, кто упорядочивает темы по их причинам, перестанет ценить их по результатам…» — Ландор
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1809–1849. Edgar Allan Poe. американский писатель, поэт, литературный критик и редактор (1809—1849)
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Страница 15 из 16"In speaking of the lonely assassin dragging his burden to the shore, I have already suggested the probability of his availing himself of a boat. Now we are to understand that Marie Rogêt was precipitated from a boat. This would naturally have been the case. The corpse could not have been trusted to the shallow waters of the shore. The peculiar marks on the back and shoulders of the victim tell of the bottom ribs of a boat. That the body was found without weight is also corroborative of the idea. If thrown from the shore a weight would have been attached. We can only account for its absence by supposing the murderer to have neglected the precaution of supplying himself with it before pushing off. In the act of consigning the corpse to the water, he would unquestionably have noticed his oversight; but then no remedy would have been at hand. Any risk would have been preferred to a return to that accursed shore. Having rid himself of his ghastly charge, the murderer would have hastened to the city. There, at some obscure wharf, he would have leaped on land. But the boat—would he have secured it? He would have been in too great haste for such things as securing a boat. Moreover, in fastening it to the wharf, he would have felt as if securing evidence against himself. His natural thought would have been to cast from him, as far as possible, all that had held connection with his crime. He would not only have fled from the wharf, but he would not have permitted the boat to remain. Assuredly he would have cast it adrift. Let us pursue our fancies.—In the morning, the wretch is stricken with unutterable horror at finding that the boat has been picked up and detained at a locality which he is in the daily habit of frequenting—at a locality, perhaps, which his duty compels him to frequent. The next night, without daring to ask for the rudder, he removes it. Now where is that rudderless boat? Let it be one of our first purposes to discover. With the first glimpse we obtain of it, the dawn of our success shall begin. This boat shall guide us, with a rapidity which will surprise even ourselves, to him who employed it in the midnight of the fatal Sabbath. Corroboration will rise upon corroboration, and the murderer will be traced."
[For reasons which we shall not specify, but which to many readers will appear obvious, we have taken the liberty of here omitting, from the MSS. placed in our hands, such portion as details the following up of the apparently slight clew obtained by Dupin. We feel it advisable only to state, in brief, that the result desired was brought to pass; and that the Prefect fulfilled punctually, although with reluctance, the terms of his compact with the Chevalier. Mr. Poe's article concludes with the following words.—Eds.[ 24] ]
It will be understood that I speak of coincidences and no more . What I have said above upon this topic must suffice. In my own heart there dwells no faith in præter-nature. That Nature and its God are two, no man who thinks, will deny. That the latter, creating the former, can, at will, control or modify it, is also unquestionable. I say "at will;" for the question is of will, and not, as the insanity of logic has assumed, of power. It is not that the Deity cannot modify his laws, but that we insult him in imagining a possible necessity for modification. In their origin these laws were fashioned to embrace all contingencies which could lie in the Future. With God all is Now.
I repeat, then, that I speak of these things only as of coincidences. And farther: in what I relate it will be seen that between the fate of the unhappy Mary Cecilia Rogers, so far as that fate is known, and the fate of one Marie Rogêt up to a certain epoch in her history, there has existed a parallel in the contemplation of whose wonderful exactitude the reason becomes embarrassed. I say all this will be seen. But let it not for a moment be supposed that, in proceeding with the sad narrative of Marie from the epoch just mentioned, and in tracing to its dénouement the mystery which enshrouded her, it is my covert design to hint at an extension of the parallel, or even to suggest that the measures adopted in Paris for the discovery of the assassin of a grisette, or measures founded in any similar ratiocination, would produce any similar result.
For, in respect to the latter branch of the supposition, it should be considered that the most trifling variation in the facts of the two cases might give rise to the most important miscalculations, by diverting thoroughly the two courses of events; very much as, in arithmetic, an error which, in its own individuality, may be inappreciable, produces, at length, by dint of multiplication at all points of the process, a result enormously at variance with truth. And, in regard to the former branch, we must not fail to hold in view that the very Calculus of Probabilities to which I have referred, forbids all idea of the extension of the parallel:—forbids it with a positiveness strong and decided just in proportion as this parallel has already been long-drawn and exact. This is one of those anomalous propositions which, seemingly appealing to thought altogether apart from the mathematical, is yet one which only the mathematician can fully entertain. Nothing, for example, is more difficult than to convince the merely general reader that the fact of sixes having been thrown twice in succession by a player at dice, is sufficient cause for betting the largest odds that sixes will not be thrown in the third attempt. A suggestion to this effect is usually rejected by the intellect at once. It does not appear that the two throws which have been completed, and which lie now absolutely in the Past, can have influence upon the throw which exists only in the Future. The chance for throwing sixes seems to be precisely as it was at any ordinary time—that is to say, subject only to the influence of the various other throws which may be made by the dice. And this is a reflection which appears so exceedingly obvious that attempts to controvert it are received more frequently with a derisive smile than with anything like respectful attention. The error here involved—a gross error redolent of mischief—I cannot pretend to expose within the limits assigned me at present; and with the philosophical it needs no exposure. It may be sufficient here to say that it forms one of an infinite series of mistakes which arise in the path or Reason through her propensity for seeking truth in detail .
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Now we are to understand that Marie Rogêt was precipitated from a boat. This would naturally have been the case. The corpse could not have been trusted to the shallow waters of the shore. The peculiar marks on the back and shoulders of the victim tell of the bottom ribs of a boat. That the body was found without weight is also corroborative of the idea. If thrown from the shore a weight would have been attached. We can only account for its absence by supposing the murderer to have neglected the precaution of supplying himself with it before pushing off. In the act of consigning the corpse to the water, he would unquestionably have noticed his oversight; but then no remedy would have been at hand. Any risk would have been preferred to a return to that accursed shore. Having rid himself of his ghastly charge, the murderer would have hastened to the city. There, at some obscure wharf, he would have leaped on land. But the boat—would he have secured it? He would have been in too great haste for such things as securing a boat. Moreover, in fastening it to the wharf, he would have felt as if securing evidence against himself. His natural thought would have been to cast from him, as far as possible, all that had held connection with his crime. He would not only have fled from the wharf, but he would not have permitted the boat to remain. Assuredly he would have cast it adrift. Let us pursue our fancies.—In the morning, the wretch is stricken with unutterable horror at finding that the boat has been picked up and detained at a locality which he is in the daily habit of frequenting—at a locality, perhaps, which his duty compels him to frequent. The next night, without daring to ask for the rudder, he removes it. Now where is that rudderless boat? Let it be one of our first purposes to discover. With the first glimpse we obtain of it, the dawn of our success shall begin. This boat shall guide us, with a rapidity which will surprise even ourselves, to him who employed it in the midnight of the fatal Sabbath. Corroboration will rise upon corroboration, and the murderer will be traced.\""},{"id":"id125:102","kind":"paragraph","text":"[For reasons which we shall not specify, but which to many readers will appear obvious, we have taken the liberty of here omitting, from the MSS. placed in our hands, such portion as details the following up of the apparently slight clew obtained by Dupin. We feel it advisable only to state, in brief, that the result desired was brought to pass; and that the Prefect fulfilled punctually, although with reluctance, the terms of his compact with the Chevalier. Mr. Poe's article concludes with the following words.—Eds.[ 24] ]"},{"id":"id125:103","kind":"paragraph","text":"It will be understood that I speak of coincidences and no more . What I have said above upon this topic must suffice. In my own heart there dwells no faith in prГ¦ter-nature. That Nature and its God are two, no man who thinks, will deny. That the latter, creating the former, can, at will, control or modify it, is also unquestionable. I say \"at will;\" for the question is of will, and not, as the insanity of logic has assumed, of power. It is not that the Deity cannot modify his laws, but that we insult him in imagining a possible necessity for modification. In their origin these laws were fashioned to embrace all contingencies which could lie in the Future. With God all is Now."},{"id":"id125:104","kind":"paragraph","text":"I repeat, then, that I speak of these things only as of coincidences. And farther: in what I relate it will be seen that between the fate of the unhappy Mary Cecilia Rogers, so far as that fate is known, and the fate of one Marie Rogêt up to a certain epoch in her history, there has existed a parallel in the contemplation of whose wonderful exactitude the reason becomes embarrassed. I say all this will be seen. But let it not for a moment be supposed that, in proceeding with the sad narrative of Marie from the epoch just mentioned, and in tracing to its dénouement the mystery which enshrouded her, it is my covert design to hint at an extension of the parallel, or even to suggest that the measures adopted in Paris for the discovery of the assassin of a grisette, or measures founded in any similar ratiocination, would produce any similar result."},{"id":"id125:105","kind":"paragraph","text":"For, in respect to the latter branch of the supposition, it should be considered that the most trifling variation in the facts of the two cases might give rise to the most important miscalculations, by diverting thoroughly the two courses of events; very much as, in arithmetic, an error which, in its own individuality, may be inappreciable, produces, at length, by dint of multiplication at all points of the process, a result enormously at variance with truth. And, in regard to the former branch, we must not fail to hold in view that the very Calculus of Probabilities to which I have referred, forbids all idea of the extension of the parallel:—forbids it with a positiveness strong and decided just in proportion as this parallel has already been long-drawn and exact. This is one of those anomalous propositions which, seemingly appealing to thought altogether apart from the mathematical, is yet one which only the mathematician can fully entertain. Nothing, for example, is more difficult than to convince the merely general reader that the fact of sixes having been thrown twice in succession by a player at dice, is sufficient cause for betting the largest odds that sixes will not be thrown in the third attempt. A suggestion to this effect is usually rejected by the intellect at once. It does not appear that the two throws which have been completed, and which lie now absolutely in the Past, can have influence upon the throw which exists only in the Future. The chance for throwing sixes seems to be precisely as it was at any ordinary time—that is to say, subject only to the influence of the various other throws which may be made by the dice. And this is a reflection which appears so exceedingly obvious that attempts to controvert it are received more frequently with a derisive smile than with anything like respectful attention. The error here involved—a gross error redolent of mischief—I cannot pretend to expose within the limits assigned me at present; and with the philosophical it needs no exposure. It may be sufficient here to say that it forms one of an infinite series of mistakes which arise in the path or Reason through her propensity for seeking truth in detail ."}],"toc":[{"id":"id125:0:1","label":"The Mystery of Marie Rogêt[1] by Edgar Allan Poe","page":1,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD#reader-content"},{"id":"id124:0:16","label":"1","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id123:0:16","label":"2","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id122:0:16","label":"3","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id121:0:16","label":"4","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id120:0:16","label":"5","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id119:0:16","label":"6","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id118:0:16","label":"7","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id117:0:16","label":"8","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id116:0:16","label":"9","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id115:0:16","label":"10","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id114:0:16","label":"11","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id113:0:16","label":"12","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id112:0:16","label":"13","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id111:0:16","label":"14","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id110:0:16","label":"15","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id19:0:16","label":"16","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id18:0:16","label":"17","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id17:0:16","label":"18","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id16:0:16","label":"19","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id15:0:16","label":"20","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id14:0:16","label":"21","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id13:0:16","label":"22","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id12:0:16","label":"23","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"},{"id":"id11:0:16","label":"24","page":16,"pageUrl":"/books/3Ka6BYWD?page=16#reader-content"}]},"similarBooks":[{"idCatalog":162586,"shortId":"0AqOAHkO","title":"Весь Шерлок Холмс","authorLine":"Артур Конан Дойл, Николай Корнеевич Чуковский, Марина Николаевна Чуковская, Адриан Конан Дойл, Юлия Ивановна Жукова, Мария Дмитриевна Литвинова, Марина Казимировна Баранович, Нина Львовна Емельянникова, А. 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