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No-way as good as Herge, but some come close to the drawing, but not necessarily the inventive wit. I mean, even the films, the plots in those were boring and really should have been written by Herge. But then, the plays written by Herge, were also not like any ordinary Tintin book. Writing these whilst he was suffering from illness, just what an absolutely talented human being he is! What an inspiring personality he is to fans of Tintin or not. He should be acknowledged more for his works, and how it played a vital part in shaping history and society.
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The next morning, Tintin learns that Fourcart was killed in a car accident, apparently en route to visit him. He visits the gallery to "make a few inquiries" and meets Miss Martine , the gallery assistant, who wears large glasses and a strange pendant resembling two E's lined back to back. She discusses the death of her former employer, while her conversation with Tintin is recorded by a reel-to-reel tape recorder hidden under the counter.
Tintin then visits the Garage de l'Avenir at Leignault, where the mechanic tells him the location of Fourcart's car crash. Tintin drives there on his motor scooter and is pursued by a black Mercedes. At the scene, Tintin discovers that Fourcart was murdered.
The drivers of the black Mercedes then make a botched attempt on Tintin's life. He returns to Marlinspike and tells the Captain about the events of the day. The next morning, Tintin returns to the gallery and accuses Miss Martine of telling his attackers he was going to visit Leignault.
However, she bursts into tears, suggesting to a shocked Tintin that she may be innocent. On his way home, Tintin sees a poster in the street advertising a conference — "Health and Magnetism" — to be held by the mystic Endaddine Akass, who is shown on the poster wearing a pendant similar to Miss Martine's. That evening, Tintin and Haddock attend the meeting, where they see not only Miss Martine a follower of Akass's movement but also Thompson and Thomson and Mr.
Sakharine from The Secret of the Unicorn in attendance. During the ceremony, Tintin recognises the voice of Akass, but cannot place it. He and Haddock encounter Miss Martine as she leaves the conference. Tintin asks her about the pendant that she wears, which was given to her and "magnetized" by Akass. Believing that he is beginning to understand the affair, Tintin informs Miss Martine the next morning of his plan to unmask Fourcart's murderers.
Tintin lights his lamp, and the "informer" shoots at him. He avoids injury and attempts to arrest the informer, who is saved when an accomplice knocks Tintin unconscious.
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