And Then There Were None by Agatha Chrisitie

Most people declare crime to the guests, they are shocked, defensive and angry. Everyone except Emily Brent. Emily Brent felt that "I have nothing to blame myself" (page 47), "sitting high" (page 32). It shows Emily's real cruelty and bitter taste. However, since Mrs. Rogers was obviously very shocked, sin announced that she "hits the noise floor loudly" (page 32). After Jennifer Brady is killed you can tell her through this action what she felt very guilty.

Later, British writer Agatha Christie (Agatha Christie) has her best selling novels for her book, explaining the most difficult things she writes, a novel. On November 6, 1939, the Collins Crime Club first published British black face song Ten Ten Niggers in the UK. On the hot 8th August of the 1930s, 8 people arrived on isolated islands on the Devon coast of the UK. Everyone has an invitation tailored to each situation, such as employment opportunities and unexpected summer vacation. Thomas Butler, Chef Thomas and Esel Rogers, they make all guests This, Mr. Ulick Norman Owen and his wife Lady Una Nancy Owen, they have not met a person, but it still arrives I saw them not to say I feel strange

To the mystery of Agatha Christie's murder case, ten guests were invited by men to stay near the coast of England soldier island, Wen Jiao Jiaoou. Copies of each room and restaurant framework have children's songs, "Ten soldiers", soldiers dead after 1 10, respectively, but this is originally a framework of rhetoric UN Owen planning murder. Immediately you are being deceived in a different way on the island's "guest" island and search everything you want to do justice for the crime committed by cheating guests of that guest

Agatha Christie is gone, and about ten people decided to take a vacation on the island. Their master (or hostess) is unknown. Oken. The guest died one after another in small Indian poems of about ten people. If I found the island from top to bottom and did not find anything, it had to be one of them, did it come to the conclusion that who, and why? The murderer seems to be Dr. Armstrong. The first two murders were gifts of death. After Anthony Marston was poisoned, Dr. Armstrong found a poison. Potassium cyanide. The only way he could know was to put it there because it had no smell. The other party will certainly not know. Poison is also very useful for doctors. In the case of Mrs. Rogers (the second murderer), the doctor submitted a placebo idea to her, but they easily became different. Who really knows?