The Disruption of the Peaceful Bucolic Life of Kings Abbot Rulers Abbot is portrayed toward the start of the novel as being much the same as some other town. In any case, as the plot creates and the peruser becomes familiar with the mysteries and pasts of the characters who dwell in Kings Abbot and, all the more significantly, Fernly Park, we before long understand that Kings Abbot is a long way from the conventional and exhausting field town. At the point when you think about the whole storyline, the peruser understands that the homicide that happens at Fernly Park, of Roger Ackroyd, made much more disturbance in the town than simply shocking bits of gossip and tattle between the old maids of the town. Actually, Dr. Sheppard was not by any means the only resident who endured because of the homicide – he may have carried out the wrongdoing yet all the inhabitants of Fernly Park needed to uncover a mystery to Poirot or have one discovered without their needing. The disturbance even broadens farther than the prompt occupants to their families, for instance, Caroline or Charles Kent.
