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The hero of G.K. Chesterton's detective stories is a Catholic priest with an unremarkable appearance and a plain face, at first glance a gawker and a dullard. However, in reality, he has a sharp analytical mind, which, combined with subtle psychology, allows him to investigate the most intricate cases and to dig into the deepest motives of human actions. The author's ironic and eccentric language adds colour to the descriptions, turning reading into a fascinating cognitive process.