Ten O'clock

"Ten O'clock" is a one-act play by Agatha Christie that explores themes of deception and the unpredictability of human nature. It centers around a woman who receives an unsolicited letter from her fiancé, which reveals a surprising secret. The story unfolds in a single setting, typically a sitting room, where characters confront the truth behind the letter and their relationships. The play demonstrates how appearances can be deceptive and how understanding personal motivations is key to unraveling the truth. Overall, it’s a brief, engaging piece that highlights suspense, moral ambiguity, and the importance of trust.