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Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller, known as Agatha Christie, was a British writer and playwright specialized in the police genre.

Throughout her career, she published 66 detective novels, 6 romance novels, and 14 short stories.

Nickname

Duchess of Death, Mistress of Mystery and called Queen of Crime

Golden Age of Detective Fiction

was her decade

Born into an upper-middle-class family, she received a private education until her adolescence and studied at various institutes in Paris. While working as a nurse during World War I, she wrote her first novel, The Mysterious Case of Styles (where she first introduced the character of detective Hercule Poirot. Other creations were Miss Marple and Tommy and Tuppence Beresford.

In 1926, affected by a supposed depression, she mysteriously disappeared after her car was found abandoned on the side of the road. She was found eleven days later suffering from possible amnesia, in a hotel where she registered under the name of her husband's lover.

influenced by Egyptology and archeology

During the Second World War, Christie worked as a volunteer pharmacist at University College Hospital, London.

the lady of crime

Agatha Christie, the famous mystery writer, had a fascinating life full of curiosities. Some interesting facts about her are: She learned secrets of toxicology while working as a nurse, which influenced her murder plots. His play "The Mousetrap" continues to be performed in theaters, making it the longest-running play in history. Agatha Christie died of natural causes, despite the intriguing nature of her crime novels. In addition to his famous detective stories, he also ventured into writing romantic novels. It is estimated that her works have been more read than Shakespeare's, establishing her as one of the most popular authors of all time. A surprising fact is that Agatha Christie was missing for 11 days in an episode that still generates speculation and mystery today.

Agatha Christie is one of the most famous and prolific authors of mystery literature. Here are some interesting facts about her

she wrote 66 mystery novels, 14 collections of short stories and the play "The Mousetrap", which holds the world record for the play with the longest running time.

He created two of the most famous detectives in literature, Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Poirot appeared in 33 novels and 50 short stories, while Miss Marple appeared in 12 novels and 20 short stories.

In 1926, Christie disappeared for 11 days. She was found in a hotel under a false name and never gave a clear explanation of what happened, generating all kinds of speculation.In addition to her works under her real name, Christie also wrote six romantic novels under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott.Christie was able to write her novels quickly. It is said that some of his most famous work were written in just six weeks.

Many of her novels have been adapted to films, television series and plays, maintaining her as an influential figure in popular culture.

She received numerous awards and recognitions throughout her life, including the title of Dame Commander of the British Empire in 1971 for her contribution to literature.

Christie was married to archaeologist Max Mallowan, and often accompanied him on his excavations in the Middle East, which influenced several of her stories

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The island was exciting. It was modern, with huge windows so it could be bright or very dark. It was difficult to get out of it because of the large rocks that surrounded it. It was even more complicated when the weather was bad.The only way that they could escape was by boat.

The people who work in the island were the boatman, Fred Narracot and servants.

The rooms that were in the house of the island were perfect. However, it was scary and uncomfortable too.

Everything that had to do with the island

was strange. For example, there was this large and heavy stone clock in the shape of a wild animal, and hanging on the well, there was a children’s poem. It was weird and it coincided with the situation that the characters had lived.

The poem plays a crucial role in the novel, each line of the poem corresponds to the way in which the characters were killed.This raised the tension and mystery in the novel.

Order in wich the characters died:

1. Anthony Marston

2. Mrs. Rogers

3. General MacArthur

4. Mr. Rogers

5. Emily Brent

6. Justice Wargrave

7. Dr. Armstrong

8. Blore

9. Philip Lombard

10. Vera Claythorne

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Anthony Marston is a character in Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None." He is a wealthy, handsome, and athletic young man known for his reckless and carefree attitude. Marston is responsible for the deaths of two children, John and Lucy Combes, due to his dangerous driving, yet he shows no remorse for his actions.

Marston is the first to die on Soldier Island, poisoned by cyanide in his drink, setting a grim tone for the rest of the novel as each character faces retribution for their past sins.

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Thomas Rogers and Ethel Rogers were a couple who arrive on Indian Island before the rest of the characters to work. They have been together for 22 year and their personalities complemented each other. Both of them were introverts, very serious and with strange behavior during their stay on the island.

He is the servant and she is the housekeeper. They never met their employer but receive written instructions on how to prepare the house.

Even though they are responsible people, neither of them is innocent. Their are murders just like the rest of the guests. The Rogers killed Jennifer Brady with a pillow and this suffocating her. The reason for this is because the couple wanted her money. Some people believe that Ethel Rogers is innocent because she was just a witness of the murder that her husband made and she didn’t participate in it, that’s why we think se didn’t deserve any punishment. Ethel died after fainting due to the accusation made against her and her husband. It isn’t known if Dr Armstrong kills her with the pills. And finally, Thomas dies because they cut him in half.

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He dont' have Many friends, since a story about him. He had a wife called Leslie , and also , his wife had a lover called Arthur Richmond. Macarthur was a General and Richmond was under the orders of Macarthur, when while a battle died following one , and Macarthur was accused of sending him to his death.

He was one of the most frightned ,nerveous and desesperated of the island . He came up to the point of admitting His murder to Vera Claythorne, and also sat down alone in front of the sea, waiting for "the end". When suddenly , was found dead at lunchtime by a hit on the back of His head.

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Emily Brent was a devout Christian, noted to read her Bible daily.She does not tolerate Lombards racist views. Viewing herself as righteous and reputable to others, Emily is shown to have a very conservative outlook on life, preferring to stick to old fashioned values in the ever-changing world. Although Emily is hinted to feel remorse for her actions, she never expresses it.

She is very old-school, and when she was invited to Soldier Island she accepted it because it was free and she had little money.

Miss Brent was accused of indirectly killing her servant, because she was pregnant and Miss Brent unemployed this young lady, called Beatrice Taylor, so it made her to commit suicide, meaning her baby also died.

She died because the murder inyected her an hypodermic needle of poison, but the others guests thought she died due to a bee sting.

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In the novel, Mr Justice Wargrave was a retired judge. He had sentenced Edward Seton to death after an endless trial. He was described as a man who paid attention to everything and everyone.

Despite being old, the judge was shrewd when it came to trials; he was believed to be a hanging judge, who had a huge power over the jury, making them believe whatever he wanted.

He is a friend of Lady Culmington. He received a letter from her, who invited him to Soldier Island to meet the Owens as a "gift" for all his years being a judge (basically some holidays). Upon arriving he met several other guests. Among those was Dr Edward Armstrong, someone who in the future turn to be the most important people to him.

While the others were checking Vera, Wargrave ended up being shot in the forehead, and covered up with wool and the curtains of the bathroom.

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After all the deaths, the police received a bottle that inside of it had a paper with a confession. In it we discovered who the killer was. The judge admits killing the people and he tell us why.

He was a sadistic who wanted to see and cause death and he had a desire for justice. being a judge satisfied him because he saw guilty people being punished for their acts.

After retaining and finding out he was going to die for a sickness,he started planning an uncommon murder (he was going to be a victim to, he would punish people who didn't have their punish and as he was going to die, he just wanted to have a last "adventure").

But before he committed the crime, he asked Issac Morris to buy the island, and after he did it he kill him.

In the end we discovered that U.N. Owen was the judge all this time, and he just only wanted Justice.

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Dr. Armstrong was a respected surgeon and physician who comitted an unforgiveable mistake. One of his patiencts died, due to him being drunk. Despite of it, he contiued with his professional life, however he never drunk again. This error was embarrassingly hidden, but it came out in to the public during his invitation to Soldier Island. There he was a central character in identifying the killer. Moreover, his medical knowledge was helpful in countable situations, such as when Anthony Marston died, Dr. Armstrong identified his dead cause by poisoning. Later, he prescribed some pills to Miss Rogers, who eventually...died.

Near to his end, he was manipulated by the killer to lie for him, makeing him able of doing anything, without being found by the few guests, who where still alive.

Armstrong was tricked, he met with the killer at night, wondering, how he must follow with the plan? But, betraid, he was pushed to his death, down in sea.

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William Blore was a detective born and raised in Plymouth. He was hired and paid by a misterious man called Mr Owen, to attend to Soldier Island, and watch each one of the guests. All of this had to be done under a secret identity, so he picked up the fake name Mr Davis, and invented a backstory for him. In which he mentions that he was from Natal, South Africa. This was the fact that let all the other guests uncover his true identity, alongside the voice record.

He commited the crime of killing a man called Mr Landor, indirectly. Due to the fact that he turned in the evidence that finally got him locked up for a crime he appearently didn't commit. This man died a few months later behind the bars, since he wasn't neither strong nor intelligent.

Mr Blores death was actually quite simple. He died from a contusion caused by a large and very heavy clock falling down from Veras room. While her and Phillip Lombard were outside.

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Philip Lombard is a main character in Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None." A resourceful and cunning man in his mid-thirties with a military background, Lombard is guilty of abandoning a group of East African tribesmen to save himself, resulting in their deaths. Known for his clear-headedness and bravery, he often takes the lead in trying to solve the island's mystery. However, he meets his end when Vera Claythorne, driven by panic and suspicion, shoots him, believing him to be the murderer.

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Vera Elizabeth Claythorne is a former governess and now a games mistress at a third-rate school. She is invited to Soldier Island under the pretense of being hired as a secretary by an acquaintance named Una Nancy Owen. Vera is in her mid-to-late twenties and is often described as a beautiful, composed, and competent young woman.

Vera's past is marked by a tragic incident that led to the drowning of a young boy named Cyril Hamilton.

At her last job, she let Cyril drown so that his relative, Hugo, would inherit his money and then be rich enough to marry her. An inquest cleared her of any wrongdoing, but Hugo, certain that Vera had let Cyril die, would have nothing more to do with her.

As the events on Soldier Island unfold, Vera shows both vulnerability and strength. She is initially rational and composed but gradually becomes more anxious and unstable as the other guests begin to die under mysterious circumstances. Vera's inner turmoil and guilt over Cyril's death come to the forefront, and she becomes increasingly paranoid.