Poirot said reflectively: "It was on a morning when we were sitting out here that we talked of suntanned bodies lying like meat upon a slab, and it was then that I reflected how little difference there was between one body and another. If one looked closely and appraisingly -- yes -- but to the casual glance? One moderately well-made young woman is very like another. Two brown legs, two brown arms, a little piece of bathing suit in between -- just a body lying out in the sun. When a woman walks, when she speaks, laughs, turns her head, moves a hand -- then, yes then, there is personality -- individuality. But in the sun ritual -- no.

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