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Banaka explaining what Vera had done on the island

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Here is the part where Vera hangs herself after shooting Lombard

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shot Lombard with the revolver

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1. Blore joined the island disguised as someone else.. He felt cooler than everyone else because he was different but little does he know, he's gonna get exposed hard. When everyone suspected him of murder and being it. He was nervous and scared. so he told everyone who he actually was and felt relived. Fast foward to the end of the book when he was hungry for some tongue but no one came with him. He knew he had to eat but he was scared to go alone, so he begs everyone to come with him but no one cares for food. Hoplessly, he went alone. He knew his fate. He died because the fake marble bear statue fell on his head and squished him

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Emily Brent is described as a person who stays in the dark just watching. She is judging and calm. She is also described as a religious maniac who doesn’t care about people that fall short of her expectations of them.

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After Emily Brent died a lot of suspicion was put on Armstrong.

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Emily Brent is a 65-year-old woman who's afflicted with such a degree of 'religious mania' that she's lost her sense of compassion. She doesn't smoke or drink and harshly judges those that fall short of her expectations.

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deaths timeline in and then there were none

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lombards character is very interesting since, it doesn't change that often throughout the story. it never gets desensitised nor does it dull overtime, he only changes it when he is either scared or interested and thats it, it barely changes.

he is rather cocky, since he left other natives to die on a mission (21 people died). he did not care since he new that they didn't care if they died, and so he did not regret or even think about that time much

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in the book where Christie starts describing the characters that are left and starts listing them as either predator or prey. she describes Wargrave as a turtle all hunched up and looking around slowly which is kind of ironic because he turns out to be the murderer!

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calm and relaxed. Doesn't feel any fear until the moment of her death.

She was killed by cyanide poisoning. This death corresponded with the poem.

her indictment was that she murdered a pregnant woman Beatrice Taylor by kicking her out of the house.

her character changes a lot throughout the story and gets more self-conscious and self aware, less relaxed and becomes the opposite of the beginning

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHRUIK0qrgs

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And Then There Were None (2015) - Ending

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Armstrong was described as nervous and he seemed very alert.

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ever since Wargrave was a kid he loved the sadistic feeling of making others feel inferior and he loved seeing people in pain and mess with their minds so when he wanted to kill the 9 he choose a sadistic creepy poem that would make people like vera go hysteric in a moment not expected and thats why he left vera to die last because he knew that she would have that type of guilt after killing Lombard.

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Justice Lawrence Wargrave, a retired judge. While he was still on the job, he had a reputation of bringing back old accusations or crimes to make the murderers serve death sentences; which is basically what he did in the book

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He gets killed by Wargrave. He got pushed off a cliff into the water when he was peering over the edge.

Dr Armstrong seems suspicious in some of the chapters, as he has medical expertise and could easily posses cyanide and syringes, but then gets described as prey when only a few people remained.

His body was found by Vera and dragged onto land, neatly laid out.

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He dies to a revolver, (killed by Vera Claythorne)

He killed 21 African people in a bush.
Lombard did a contractual job.
About in the middle of the book he is a suspect because of the fact that he carries a revolver around with him. Since the revolver went missing they are suspecting that Lombard took his revolver back. Later on they find Wargrave dead in his chair with a bullet trough his head but they do no find a revolver, so they suspect he took it after killing him.

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This is the part where Lombard gets shot by Vera at the end of the movie

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Killing Scenes from And Then There Were None