Monday, August 7, 2017

What Goes Around... Comes Around

"What Goes Around...Comes Around" is a song written by Justin Timberlake, a song most people know the tune of. I was listening to my playlist when this song came blaring over my headphones. The song is originally about a woman cheating on a man, but this song reminded me about Murder on the Orient Express. One verse that connects to the book is, " Don't want to think about it/ Don't want to talk about it/ I'm just so sick about it/ Can't believe it's ending this way." This resembles the novel because the members on the train are all connected to Daisy Armstrong, the girl Mr. Ratchett murdered. They do not want to remember her death, and the death of a relative is always devastating. From personal experience, I would even say they are "just so sick about it," as quoted before. The members end their anger with this man by murdering him and I just "can't believe it's ending this way." Overall, that verse contains thoughts similar to those the character or even the reader had throughout the course of Murder on the Orient Express.
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