“And Then There Were None” is a well written and engaging novel by Agatha Christie. I am not one who enjoys reading mystery novels, but this book was unlike the ones I have read because this book was written from the point of views of different characters. Using this contrast of characters was clever because as the reader I was hooked and curious about what could occur next.

At the beginning of the story I was lost. All the story mentioned were characters, and I found that to be boring. Though when the old record player had begun to accuse each guest in the house of murder, naming the victim and the date of each guest’s crime committed, I was sure that what occurs next it will be a punishment for each guest.

When each guest said that they all had received a letter from someone, they all figured out they were from UN-OWEN. At first, I had thought that UN-OWEN was Mr. Rogers because when his wife died he did not show any sympathy, as well Mr. Rogers was the one who had put the record in the record player. Though when Mr. Rogers died I knew he wasn’t the killer. Then my second suspicion was Justice Lawrence Wargrave. He had said that the killer was one of the guests, and Wargrave also kept insisting that everyone do something. After when Wargrave died I was not sure who was the killer. …show more content…
Wargrave wanted to commit murder himself “no ordinary murder! […] out of the common.” (pg. 287) His way of gathering victims was strange. He had acquired information from different people of how someone they knew had committed murder. As Wargrave met new people he began to collect his victims. It is surprising that all the victims that Wargrave had chosen did nothing to him, but he still wants to kill them. He is a psychopath because he showed no remorse for the murders and had no reason of his to kill the