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The Disappearance of Agatha Christie | 11 Days. No Memory. No Answers.

174K views · Jan 17, 2026 · Entertainment

Mythic Women

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@MythicWomen · 8 months ago (edited) · pinned
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@JenM6387 · 8 months ago (edited)
The fact that she registered at the hotel with the name of her husband's mistress undercuts the idea that she had no awareness of who she was or what she was doing.  It strongly suggests her disappearance was not random, accidental, or due to complete amnesia, as was sometimes claimed later.  In my opinion, it points to some kind psychological breakdown following betrayal, exhaustion, and grief (her mother had died earlier that year).  Losing her mother, finding out her husband was having an affair and then him asking for a divorce would have really pulled the rug from under her.  Perhaps she just needed to escape from the emotional shock, hurt and anger and needed space and time to deal with it all.
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@neideparente1449 · 8 months ago
I am a fan of Agatha Christie, the woman. She was a good writer but a superb strong woman who survived cold betrayal from her great love , her first husband who treated her with incredible coldness at the moment she lost her beloved mother suddenly, but somehow survived in an era when women were judged by their marriages, not by their resourcefulness. But she went on writing, travelling even marrying again this time a more balanced and harmonious union, become a truly rich self made women who still supports her family from beyond the grave. How can you fail to be a fan of Agatha Christie ?
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@canovwrms2684 · 8 months ago
She vanished to go deal with all the emotions and a little twist of revenge for the husband & mistress.  Just bigger than she had originally planned.
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@johnbethea4505 · 8 months ago
I feel sorry for her and Archie. I believe that Archie unknowingly suffered from the effects of PTSD or called shell shocked at those times. This causes effects that some people could recognize, but many don't understand. I am 79 and have PTSD since Vietnam 1966-67.  I drank, pop pills, and my moods were erratic at times. Most people didn't always understand me, to be frank, i didn't either. I have been married 4 times. The first 3, even though I wasn't violent with them just couldn't take my moods. I married my 4th wife in 1979 and she stood by my side and for this she helped change my life and she and my seeking mental health has changed my life to the better again. So many combat veterans have PTSD but, they refuse mental health issues.
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@WarmSouthernSmiles · 8 months ago
I am convinced Agatha inspired Gone Girl. As women, we all know she just needed some alone time.
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@bethbartlett5692 · 8 months ago (edited)
The Opposite of Love is not Hate, it is Indifference, Hate has emotion, there exists a desire and pain.  With Indifference, there is no emotion, no regret, no desire ... Her story reads like a book ... 📚 B Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian
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@nanabutner · 8 months ago (edited)
I have loved Agatha Christie since the 1960’s and still do today.  My favorite story is “ENDLESS NIGHT” for its bizarre plot twists. I too have always wondered what happen during her disappearance.  I always felt so very sorry for her.
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@ladyhotep5189 · 7 months ago
Damn"daddy likes me, he doesn't like you." That's some brutal shit to hear from your small child.
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@MorningGlory62 · 8 months ago
A Christie's "ME TIME". She redefined the terms of the time, for vacation, holiday and rest & relaxation. Gone were the titles and expectations the world gave her; wife, mother, author, daughter, celebrity.   What remained was just a woman who danced and did puzzles in peace... for a little while
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@NoufAbdulmajeed-p1h · 8 months ago
Thank you.. One other remarkably edited presentation.. The voice..The reading..The text..The photos...The music.. Everything is so well chosen and mastered.
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@cheri-gh6jc · 8 months ago
The original Gone Girl
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