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I really liked it too.

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I agree, you would never suspect a judge.

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I thought it was a good Idea that Justice Wargrave put he confession in a bottle because is ight have not ever been found. And he doesn't know where it will end up.

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I agree, and he was a hanging judge so he could chose if people died or not.

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It is interesting how they made us think that someone else was the killer, but then boom Wargrave.

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When I finished the book, I was very surprised that Wargrave had turned out to be the killer. Because usually when someone is a judge they are not really a bloodthirsty crazy person. But after reflecting on the book and Wargrave's actions throughout the book, I realize it makes perfect sense. And from this book I have learned that the actual criminal may not be suspect in your mind, so you have to be on the lookout.

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I wonder if Wargrave ever got attatched to any of the other people on the island. Because if that happened, it would be harder for him to kill them

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Now I get how someone swallowed a red herring and then died. Armstrong thought Wargrave was his companion but he just wanted them all deqd

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I was wondering the sameness thing

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I wonder why Wargrave killed himself after he killed almost everyone else in the house. Was it because he felt guilty?

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I like how the author wrote this book because when Philip Lombard was shot then you thought that Vera was killed. and then she killed herself and then you screamed (at least I did) WHO IS THE KILLER!!!??? And then you find pout that the killer was Wargrave. So the whole book was like a red herring essentially. AND I LOVED IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I wonder if Wargrave hadn't killed things at such a young age maybe he would have had the urge to kill and this whole thing couldn't have happened. but we will never know because it is a book.

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I wonder if what drove Wargrave insane was having the ability to wield death in his job. He could condemn someone to death without batting an eye. I wonder if that is what drove him to the point of wanting to kill so bady.

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Yes, I was thinking the same thing.

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I agree. He kind of made himself look insent to all of the others.

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That's why they didn't hear the shot when Wargrave "got shot." cause it never happened.

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When Vera shot and killed Lombard, I was surprised. Because she seemed gentle and kind, not the kind to kill someone in cold blood. But I suppose that is kinda the point, she wasn't suspected, but that didn't mean she couldn't do anything.

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I agree

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Interesting - Wargraves' Confession - Evan #1

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Interesting - Wargraves' Confession - Evan #1

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I think that the letter sent to Scotland Yard was interesting. Because when you think about it, the fact that Wargrave was the murder makes perfect sense. He always lead the discussions after a murder. It was so he could make sure that he was always far away from being convicted.

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(Postings this later then I found It) Clue - Helena -  # 5

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(Postings this later then I found It) Clue - Helena -  # 5

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It show that Wargrave is the killer because in the Manuscript to Scotland yard it says. That then I dress up like a judge. And Wargrave was found wearing judge attire.

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When Vera sees the hook I think that's foreshadowing to what she is going to hang herself by

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I agree, you wouldn't suspect Wargrave, but when you think about it, it makes sense!

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" there was no answer." I think they are trying to put a red herring and make us think Armstrong is the killer.

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" I wonder where the revolver is now." I predict blore is the murderer

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I thought it was a good Idea that justice Wargrave kind of laid low and made it so people wouldn't suspect him. And the only people that would suspect then change their mind because of circumstantial evidence.

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but sometimes when they did all stay together people still died.

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" staring down at the revolver inside." I think someone is trying to frame him.

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Lombard acted weird when Wargrave said they should all go get the gun together. "'I'll fetch it.' 'I think it would be desirable if we went with you.' Philip said with a smile that was still nearer a snarl: 'Suspicious devil, aren't you?'" But really Philip is the "suspicious devil."

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I have noticed that Lombard sounds like someone who could be a psychopath and the murder. "His sudden wolf like smile  flashed out." And things like this have been describing him earlier in  the book as having a panther like walk and moving very silently.

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I agree they should all stay together, so the murderer will have a harder time killing them.

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Prediction - Madison - #5 - Page 266 and 267

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Prediction - Madison - #5 - Page 266 and 267

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I predict that Vera will hang herself, because shes the only one left, and she is kind of hallucination and going crazy, it might be from the shock of killing someone. "The third little figure she picked up and held in he hand. She said: "You can come with me; We've  won my dear! We've won!"" "Very strong. Yes, Hugo was upstairs waiting for her" and she was just talking to herself and acting crazy so I predict that she will all of a sudden feel guilty and hang herself because that's the last stanza in the nursery rhyme. "One little soldier boy left all alone, he went and hanged himself. And then there were none"

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That's what I was thinking too! Because a red herring means something that's is misleading, and they say he was dead, until the actually found he body, they thought he was alive.

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I agree.

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I never would have expected Wargrave would be the killer. It was a clever idea that he had to get everyone else killed, and then kill himself. Nobody suspected, it was him, but they all thought it was Armstrong throughout the book. And then at the end when there was only Vera and Philip, they both died and I was like: "well. now what?" and then BAM! PLOT TWIST! WARGRAVE WAS THE KILLER ALL ALONG AND FAKED HIS DEATH.

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I thought it was a smart idea that Justice Wargrave killed himself so people didn't it was him. And even if they did they couldn't put him on trial because he would be dead. And he wouldn't have to have a guilty conscience also.

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Post under here things about the killer

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I think that it was weird the people are trying to turn on eachother and make sides. When I think that everyone should stick together.

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But he died so he couldn't be the killer. But I did think that was weird.

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I think its strange that Wargrave just left everyone, even though hes safer with all of them.

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" did anyone hear the shot." I predict that the whole entire thing with the bath and stuff was a set up to kill wargrave.

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I think that Dr. Armstrong isn't really dead because in the poem when the are taking about four people they mention a red herring.  And a red herring is a misleading clue.

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Okay so on this page there are a lot of peoples thoughts, but it does not say who these thoughts belong to. IN the second paragraph, someone is wondering where Lombard's gun is because nobody knows where it is. " Where the hell is that revolver...Who took it? ...Nobody's got it- we know that. We were all searched... Nobody can have it...But someone knows where it is." I think this is the killer, trying to look for the gun, to pull off his next murder. And hes freaking out because he needs it.

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When the other characters were talking about Miss Brent while she was in the other room. They talk about how when she retold the story of Beatrice Taylor she didn't even look or sound sad about it. Which means that she might not have a regard for human life and could therefore be the murder.

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I was also thinking that Madison

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When Emily Brent starts feeling giddy, Dr. Armstrong offers to help her but she strongly denies his request. This tells us that none of the other characters trust Dr. Armstrong after he is suspected in Mrs. Rodgers death.

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Now that someone killed her I don't agree

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But now that Emily Brent just Dies I now agree with you?

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That is the same thing I have been thinking!

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Vera is acting really suspicions saying" You don't think he's hiding somewhere waiting for us." I think that she is trying to drive them away.

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I agree with helena

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On page 192 Philip Lombard says, " I think - I won't say more than that but I think I'll get out of this one." This makes me think that he won't die. And that makes me think he is the killer.

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I think this could be a red herring

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When MacArthur seems like he's going crazy I think the author is trying to throw us off with that.

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When the rest of the people go downstairs to get breakfast, EMily Brent comes out the front door, and Rodgers was murdered in a wash house that was not attached to the house.

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When they find Rodgers' body, they find a large chopper leaning against the door, stained with blood. Because of the size, the chopper may have only been able to be lifted by a man.

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Response - Helena number I don't know what 

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Response - Helena number I don't know what 

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True? I never thought of it that way.

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I wonder if the author is choosing the order of the deaths for a specific reason. Like if the killer is revealed, were the other characters killed because of how the killer felt about them?

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I think that Doctor Armstrong could be the killer . Because I feel he has lots of built up anger. And he slapped Vera Claythorne after she talked about that the next murder would be with bees.

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I was thinking the same thing! The killer could be a woman who is gaining confidence because the men think that a woman could never commit a murder.

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I feel that it is weird Vera Claythorne is talking about how the if there is any bees on the island because she doesn't. And she is asking becuase the murders are following the poem. She might be looking for bees so she could kill someone with bees. Because she didn't bring bees to the island. That is why she could be the killer.

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On page 184 it is revealed that there are only 6 little soldiers left, and the night before Rodgers specifically locked the doors going into the room where they are located. So either Rodgers removed one himself, the murder can pick locks and was able to get in take one of them away, or someone murdered Rodgers and took the key from his pocket and unlocked the door.

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I think that Mr. Lombard is a little suspicious as he never truly denies that he is the murder. When it is brought up he says things like, "If there isn't anything in it for me, than I wouldn't do it." I think that is suspicious as he didn't flat out deny the accusation like all of the other characters do.

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I was thinking the same thing, he seems to nice and I think that may be alluding to him being the killer.

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When they say that they are worried that Fred Narracott has not come yet, I think that the author may be hinting that because of his absence something bad may be happening.

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I think it's weird that the man was poisoned ,and that the doctor seems to be the only person who knows what is going on,poison wise.

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I was thinking the same thing too!

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I think it is weird that Emily Brent thinks one of them is possessed by the devil and that is why they are killing.  But I think that she could be because she was writing and she wrote that the killer is Beatrice Taylor and that could be the demon that is possessing her.

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Red herring - page 172 and 173 - Madison - #6

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Red herring - page 172 and 173 - Madison - #6

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I have noticed a majority of the people think that Dr.Armstrong is the killer. Because he was the one who gave another character brandy to try and help them, but they died anyway. And he has been around all the characters who were sick or injured, so they blame him for killing him, but all he wanted to do was help. Maybe? I need someones opinion.

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I was think that too. And I think he is going to try to befriend ever bodies ad they will think he is "nice" so they won't suspect him. At least I think that is what he is thinking.

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I don't think so because bees aren't around in a storm.  And there is a storm happening.

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Yes! I was thinking that too.

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" or do you suggest that I gave her an overdose on purpose." the author is making us think that the doctor killed Ms. Rogers

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I agree but it is not sure that it is a life preserver. Beut it would be easy to weigh whatever the murder weapon was and just throw it into the ocean. Because in the storm people don't want to go in the ocean. And they wouldn't expect.

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I have noticed that Lombard is kindof trying to friend people and get him on his side. On this page he was talking to Vera Claythorne. "This mass clearance isn't my line of country. Good, then we'll eliminate ourselves and concentrate on our five fellow prisoners." This is a Red Herring because he could be the murderer, but he is making friends, and if he is the murderer and is accused of being the murderer the people who are on his side will back him up because they trust him. He is very clever I have noticed.

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I think that the killer is a woman bec use people were saying that the killer can't be a woman and they said they couldn't. And they are laying low and not trying to help.

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I agree
I was going to post that but then I didn't.

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That is what I was thinking I was just wanting someone else's opinion.

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It said in the nursury rhyme that one of the people dies from bees.Reading the westing game today it said that one of the people in that book had read another book where a bee is put into a window to give someone an allergic reaction. It could be possible that they were talking about this.

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I think that it means happy because it is based on an olden book

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Mr.Blore is accusing other people of being the murderer, like when he says: "the people who stand out there are the husband and the doctor..." and when he says " Mrs.Rodgers was lifted on to the sofa by Anthony Martson and Mr.Lombard..." He might be doing this to try prove himself innocent, but he could be the killer.

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" A minute ago we saw him in the garden. None of us heard him come upstairs." This might be foreshadowing of something that will happen with Mr. Rogers because he is so quiet.f

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I think it was weird that before General Macauthur said on page 86"He knew, suddenly , that he didn't want to leave the island."  And the he died in the islan.

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Well, they put Mrs.Rodgers in the bed, and I think they did the same for some other characters too. If I was on that island and there was a bunch of dead people I would be freaking out.

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Whoever the murderer is is good at hiding the evidence because when General Macaurther was killed, they couldn't find the life preserver that killed him. I also think its ironic that he was killed by something that is supposed to save your life.

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Emily Brent did not share her connection with the person she had murdered that night as though she was trying to hide something about it.Though she had told Vera about it the next day.I think Mrs. Brent only trusts Vera.

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Vera is acting strange and is freaking out in her head while she is talking to Emily. I think she might be the murderer because she is saying this like "shes never done anything to be ashamed of " and its like Vera has done something bad and is jealous of Emily because she thinks shes innocent.

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I wonder where they put the bodies of the people who have died on the island

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On page 129 General Macauthur says, " Yes, my wife ...I loved her- and I was very proud of her.  She was so pretty-- and so gay." I was wondering do you think he means happy or gay, gay?

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I agree and it kind of sounds like he was thinking about what he has to do next and that could be kill someone.

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That is exactly what I thought when I read that and I was going to post it but I didn't.

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"Nobodys got a revolver by chance. " Lombard said" I've got one" This might be a murder weapon in the future.

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On page 124 general Macarthur I felt like he was feeling guilty.

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I think that is a really good idea because one character already said they wanted to say.

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I predict that the boat man does come for them and they go to Devon ,but something may have urged them to stay there

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On pages 128 - 131 General Macarthur sounds like hes not 100% sain. Like hes going crazy while talking to Vera. "Yes I loved Leslie, that's why I did it." It sounds like

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I agree and that makes me think that someone on the island is allergic to bees. Because if you are allergic to bees then it would be really hard to die from a bee sting