Norma

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Norma is a fictional character created by Agatha Christie, known for her involvement in the mystery genre. She is perhaps best recognized from her appearance in Christie’s debut novel, "The Murder at the Vicarage," which features the iconic detective Miss Marple. This novel introduced readers to a charming yet sharp-witted sleuth who navigates the complexities of human nature while unraveling intricate plots. As a character, Norma embodies the typical traits of Christie's well-crafted personas, often caught in webs of intrigue and deception.

Though details about her life remain largely fictional, Norma's presence in literature has had a lasting impact on the genre. Her character reflects the societal norms and challenges of her time, and she serves as a vehicle for exploring themes of justice, morality, and the darker sides of human behavior. Through her adventures, readers are drawn into the world of mystery, making her a memorable figure within Christie's expansive body of work.