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| What precautions do the remaining 5 guests take to avoid being murdered? | They stuck together and locked their rooms. |
| What happens to make Vera scream? What do she and the others discover when they return to the drawing room. | Seaweed fell on Vera's neck. Lawrence Wargrave was shot dead. |
| After Armstrong disappears, why does Vera think that he is not dead? | She thinks it might be a fake death because his is the 7th death and the 7th Indian boy was killed by the red herring - a red herring is something that looks real, but real isn't - kind of a wild goose chase - a fake. |
| Explain what happens to fulfill the line "A Big bear hugged one and then there were two," | Someone (Wargrave) threw the bear clock from the second floor that fell and killed Blore by striking him on the head. |
| When Vera and Lombard find Armstrong - What do they conclude about each other? | That the other is the killer / murderer. |
| How do the last "little Indian boys die?" | Vera shoots Lombard. She steals his gun as they are moving Armstrong. Then Vera goes and hangs her self - feeling the guilt of murder and of the death of Cyril the swimming boy. |
| Who is U.N Owen? What was his or her motive? | Lawrence Wargrave. He want to kill, but doesn't want to kill innocent people. So he finds people that escaped by found guilty of murder and kills them. |
| Lawrence Wargrave | Retired Judge |
| Vera Claythorne | Secretary / School mistress |
| Phillip Lombard | Adventurer / Captain |
| Emily Brent | Bitter - proper - wealthy |
| John MacCarthur | General |
| Edward Armstrong | Doctor - nerve specialist |
| William Blore | Private Detective |
| Thomas Rogers | Butler |
| Ethel Rogers | Cook |
| Anthony Marston | Playboy - Socialite - Wealthy |
| What clues did Wargrave leave to figure out who did it? | 1 - Seton was guilt so he did not murder him,2 - the red herring and 3, killed in head like "mark of cain" |
| Main clue that Wargrave did it | Wargrave never murdered anyone before. Seton was not murdered - he was guilty and rightly sentenced to death |
