HerculeHastings t1_ixsdjy1 wrote
I must say I'm on the extreme end where I really love Poirot and absolutely hate Holmes. I've read some Holmes stories where the solution was basically gotten by Holmes tying the criminal up and interrogating him, which imo is such a cheap way of solving a mystery.
On the other hand, I grew up with Poirot and love every eccentricity of his, and especially the part where he's very tactful and kind (though shrewd) to everyone so they confide in him, as opposed to Holmes being the tactless and kinda rude person.
Current_Argument4876 t1_ixshc9b wrote
I don’t hate Holmes, but I do prefer Poirot because of his eccentricity as well. Poirot (and Hastings) are just funnier, a bit more light-hearted and goofy.
Added bonus, there are many more Poirot stories than Holmes stories.
StoneTwin t1_ixsw6sm wrote
Holmes stories i genuinely find boring. There is no need to follow the story as none of it is truly relevant to the crisis nor resolution.
Poirot is a delight.
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