And then there were none
And Then There Were None, was written by Agatha Christie. It was published in 1939: by Berkley Publishing Group in New York, New York. This book is a work of fiction.The setting of this book is an island off the coast of England called Indian Island. This is where the mysterious letters invited people to go for a visit. The setting impacts the work because the characters are on an island, so when people start to die they have no way of getting off. The island setting is more dramatic than a town or city. The main character in the book is Mr. Justice Wargrave. He was lately retired from the bench. When he went to the island he was the one who everyone looked up to for support. He was the one who you could turn to if you needed a favor. Mr. Wargrave was also the one person who calmed everyone down after another murder had taken place. He seemed to be the smartest of the bunch, and was the only one who really looked at the clues closely and put the murders all together. The way he died was that he shot himself in the head. But at the end of the book we find out that he is the murderer. The second main character in the book is Dr. Edward. Armstrong. He could be called Mr. Justice Wargrave’s partner in crime. Both
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Approximate Word count = 913
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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