Resumen
Resumen de Los tres justicieros
Para quién es
For readers who love brisk crime fiction, secret societies and moral puzzles about justice, with hidden motives, dangerous secrets and a trio acting beyond the law.
De qué trata este libro
The Three Just Men is a crime thriller by Edgar Wallace, the British writer who turned out adventure and detective novels faster than almost anyone of his day. It belongs to his Just Men series, which began with The Four Just Men in 1905. The idea behind the series is simple and bold. A small band of educated, determined men decides to punish wrongdoers whom the courts cannot touch.
In this book you meet the trio at work again, moving quietly through a world of schemers, hidden motives and dangerous secrets. You get a fast plot, sharp little portraits of crooks and policemen, and a steady question about who has the right to deliver justice. Let us look first at the idea that drives the whole series.
En este resumen
- 1Three men who answer where the law cannotFree
- 2Each of the three brings a different gift
- 3Wallace builds speed and suspense with short scenes
- 4Is private justice really justice at all
Idea clave 1 de 4
Three men who answer where the law cannot
The heart of the series is a small group of men who believe that law and justice are not always the same thing. They are the Just Men, and in this novel there are three of them. Their names in the series are Manfred, Gonsalez and Poiccart. They are not hired by anyone, and they do not wear badges.
The Just Men act when a wrongdoer is protected by money, cleverness or a gap in the rules. Their aim is not profit or fame. They see themselves as a quiet remedy for a flaw in the system, and they work in secret so that no one can stop them.
This premise gives the book its pull. Every case begins with a harm that ordinary justice seems unable to repair. Readers are invited to side with the three men, and then to ask, as the story goes on, whether their methods are as safe as they believe.
That’s 1 of 4 key points.
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