And+Then+There+Were+None+Chapter+QS+End


 * CHAPTER 1, 2, & 3 **


 * 1. Who is U.N. Owen? What do we learn about him in the novel’s **
 * opening pages? **


 * He is mysterious and a madman he is setting everybody up **


 * 2. Where does the story take place? Describe the primary setting of **
 * And Then There Were None with __as much detail as possible.__ **
 * it takes place on indian island and the setting pretty much starts in america then they all get a letter from mr owens saying come to indian island **


 * 3. How and why is Indian Island so important to the narrative (Story)? **
 * Vera Claythorme Sang the poem of the 10 little indians **
 * and there are 10 people on the island i think later on we will find out more also about mr ownes and why he sent them to indian island **


 * 4. Identify the ten guests who have been invited to Indian Island, giving **
 * their __names and backgrounds__. **
 * •Mr justice Wargrave- he was a hanging man in court and he retired now **
 * •Vera Claythorne- An ex governess with a Coroner's Inquest **
 * •Captain Philip Lombard- A soldier of fortune his past did not bear close **
 * •Emily Brent- Sixty Five year old spinster **
 * •General Macarthur-His life as far as he was concerned had ended in the great war **
 * •Dr Armstrong- At first the physician was a convenient dispenser of sedatives **
 * •Anthony Marston- Like a young bronzed god he came careening **
 * •Mr Blore- The Blunt bearlike ex-C.I.D **
 * •Fred Narracott- The Devonshire boatman **
 * •Mr And MS Rogers- The stammering butler and White bloodiness Cook **


 * 5. Did any of these individuals – when you first encountered them in **
 * the introductory Cast of Characters, or in the following pages – **
 * strike you as especially sinister? (If so, which one and why?) **


 * Mr Blore because he is mysterious you don't know what he is going to to next because he helped Mr owens set this up **


 * Threatening? **
 * Captain Philip Lombard **


 * Harmless? **
 * Vera Claythorne **


 * 6. Describe the poem Vera Claythorne finds on display above the **
 * mantle in her bedroom (in ch 2). What kind of poem is it? **


 * it is about the 10 little indians Dying one after another something happens **


 * 7. How are the poem’s meaning and imagery changed by its context in **
 * this novel? **


 * the 10 of them are starting to think that that could happen to them **


 * 8. How does the poem relate to the centerpiece of small china figures **
 * that first appears in the subsequent dinner scene (in Ch.3)? **


 * They are eating and there is a little indian figure on the dinner table one choked his little self then there was nine **


 * 9. How does this poem relate to the larger plot or structure of the **
 * novel? (You may need to come back to this question after reading the rest of the novel.) **


 * 10. In chapter 3, the ten guests are gathered for their after-dinner **
 * coffee when suddenly an “inhuman, penetrating” voice begins to **
 * speak to them, one which has been prerecorded on a phonograph **


 * record. **
 * What exactly does “The Voice” accuse each guest of doing? Be specific. **
 * Mr Armstrong: 14th day of march 1925, cause the death of lousia mary cless. **
 * Emily Brent: 5th of november 1931 responsible for the death of Beatrice taylor **
 * Mr Blore: brought about the death of james stephen landor on october 10th 1928 **
 * Vera Claythorne: on the 11th day of august 1935 you killed cyril ogilvie Hamilton **
 * Philip Lombard: on february 1932 you were guilty of the death of 21 members of an east african tribe **
 * John Macarthur: that on the 4th of january 1917 you deliberately sent your wife's lover arthur richmond to hi death **
 * Anthony Marston: on the 14th of november you were guilty of the death of john and lucy Combes **
 * Thomas and ethel Rogers, on may 6th of may 1929 you killed jennifer Brady **
 * John wargrave on the 10th of june 1930 you killed Edward Seton **


 * CHAPTERS 4 & 5 **


 * 11. Who died at the end of chapter 4? **
 * Anthony Marston **


 * 12. Look at the victim’s last words, and then explain the irony or black **
 * comedy of this particular murder, given these final comments. **


 * it's ironic because that's how the 1st little indian died **


 * 13. In part 5 of chapter 5, we learn the following about General **
 * Macarthur: “He knew, suddenly, that he didn’t want to leave this **
 * island.” **
 * Why do you think he knows this? Provide as many reasons as you **
 * can. **


 * he wants to solve the mystery of the 10 little indians for himself **


 * What is the general going through? Describe his state of mind – **
 * what it is, and what it might be. **


 * he wants to spend the rest of his life he doesn't want to go back to chaos in the world or anything **


 * CHAPTER 6 & 7 **


 * 14. How does Mrs. Rogers meet her demise in chapter 6? **
 * she goes to bed in anxious fear and Mr rogers wakes up and she won't wake up she died **


 * 15. Why does Mr. Blore immediately suspect that Mrs. Rogers was killed by her husband, the butler? Explain Mr. **
 * Blore’s accusation, pointing out its strengths and shortcomings. **
 * because MS Rogers was Accused of killing that old lady and she is terrified **


 * 16. In part 3 of chapter 7, Mr. Lombard and Dr. Armstrong discuss the **
 * two deaths that have occurred thus far. **
 * Why do they conclude that both deaths must have been acts of **
 * murder? **
 * they both died like the 10 little indians **


 * How does this conclusion relate to the absence of Mr. Owen? **
 * Mr Owen wants them to die according to the 10 little indians **


 * Why do Mr. Lombard and Dr. Armstrong then agree to enlist Mr. **
 * Blore in their search mission? **
 * they are searching for mr owens **


 * What and where do they plan to search? **
 * on the island **


 * CHAPTER 8 & 9 **


 * 17. Reread the last sentence of chapter 8. Identify the possible as well **
 * as the inevitable implications of this last sentence – for the plot of **
 * this novel and the fate of its characters. "There was no one on the island but their eight selves." **


 * that they were implicating that anyone of us could be Owen so they are all on their guard now because anytime of day or night one of them could attack in the shadows **


 * 18. What sort of threshold has been crossed, and how is the story **
 * different from this point on? **


 * the characters are starting to change they are each thinking differently **
 * and they know that Owen is not on the island.. **


 * 19. After the murdered body of General Macarthur is discovered, the **
 * seven remaining characters participate in an informal yet serious **
 * court session to “establish the facts” of what has transpired since **
 * their arrival at Indian Island. **
 * Who is the leader of this parlor-room inquest? Does this **
 * appointment seem fitting? Why or why not? **


 * Mr Wargrave is the leader of the parlor room inquest he is a very good judge but he seems likes he is holding something but everybody thinks now that it's Dr Armstrong **


 * How do the other six characters react to this leader’s questions and **
 * conclusions? **


 * they start to believe him but weary about their decisions **


 * How do they react to one another’s accusations? **
 * aggressively **


 * 20. In your view, who seemed most likely to be guilty at this point in the **
 * narrative, and who seemed most likely to be innocent? **
 * Dr armstrong **


 * CHAPTER 10 & 11 **


 * 21. In part 4 of chapter 10 we encounter Miss Emily Brent at work on her **
 * diary. She seems to be nodding off while sitting at the window and writing **
 * in her notebook. “The pencil straggled drunkenly in her fingers,” we read. **
 * “In shaking loose capitals she wrote: THE MURDERER’S NAME IS **
 * BEATRICE TAYLOR... Her eyes closed. Suddenly, with a start, she **
 * awoke.” **


 * What do you make of this passage? What does it mean? Why would Miss **
 * Brent jot down such a statement? Think about what you have learned **
 * about Miss Brent’s background, mentality, spiritual outlook, and idea of **
 * right and wrong when answering these questions. **


 * these could be signs of death because beatrice taylor could be the killer **
 * or it could be one of them **


 * 22. As chapter 11 begins, what is different about the arrangement **
 * of the china figure Indians in the dining room? How many are now **
 * in the table’s centerpiece – and what does this number tell you? **
 * there are 5 and they are all lined up in order **


 * 23. How has Mr. Rogers been killed? **
 * he had been stabbed in the back of the neck **
 * while he was chopping up food **


 * 24. At the end of this chapter, everyone is having a hearty breakfast, **
 * being “very polite” as they address one another, and “behaving **
 * normally” in all other ways. **
 * Does this make sense to you? Explain why or why not. What **
 * else is going on? **


 * they are trying to make it seem like nothing even happened like nobody even died **


 * 25. Read the conclusion of chapter 11 and then comment on the **
 * thoughts and fears these characters are experiencing. **


 * they are all scared because they know that they are going to die and anyone of them could be next so they are all staying together not drifting apart **


 * CHAPTER 12 & 13 **


 * 26. How is Miss Brent murdered, and why is Dr. Armstrong **
 * immediately suspected of committing this crime? **


 * because he is a doctor and he says he always carries syringes so they all blame him **
 * and its just like the 10 little indians one got stung by a bee then died **


 * 27. What telltale item in the doctor’s possession turns up missing? **
 * the syringe **


 * 28. What item originally in Mr. Lombard’s possession also **


 * disappears? **


 * 29. Five people are still alive as chapter 13 begins. In the second **
 * paragraph, we read: “And all of them, suddenly, looked less like **
 * human beings. They were reverting to more bestial types.” **
 * Explain this behavior, and provide several example of it by **
 * referring to the text of the novel. **
 * they are not acting like a human beings they are terrified they always look back they are in great fear **


 * 30. Is this similar to how you yourself would behave if placed in this **
 * horrific situation? Explain why or why not. **
 * i would just probably swim back to land i wouldn't want to stay there even after 1 person dies **


 * 31. Earlier in the narrative, both a ball of gray wool and a red **
 * shower curtain suddenly go missing. How and where do these **
 * items reappear? **
 * on mr wargrave when he gets killed **


 * 32. At the end of chapter 13, Mr. Lombard exclaims, “How Edward **
 * Seton would laugh if he were here! God, how he’d laugh!” **
 * Identify the implied, potential, and literal meanings of this **
 * “outburst [that] shocked and startled the others.” **


 * because mr wargrave sentenced him to his death he sent many inncoent men and woamen to deth and he is laughing in his agony **


 * CHAPTER 12 & 13 **


 * 26. How is Miss Brent murdered, and why is Dr. Armstrong **
 * immediately suspected of committing this crime? **


 * because he is a doctor and he says he always carries syringes so they all blame him **
 * and its just like the 10 little indians one got stung by a bee then died **


 * 27. What telltale item in the doctor’s possession turns up missing? **
 * the syringe **


 * 28. What item originally in Mr. Lombard’s possession also **


 * disappears? **


 * 29. Five people are still alive as chapter 13 begins. In the second **
 * paragraph, we read: “And all of them, suddenly, looked less like **
 * human beings. They were reverting to more bestial types.” **
 * Explain this behavior, and provide several example of it by **
 * referring to the text of the novel. **
 * they are not acting like a human beings they are terrified they always look back they are in great fear **


 * 30. Is this similar to how you yourself would behave if placed in this **
 * horrific situation? Explain why or why not. **
 * i would just probably swim back to land i wouldn't want to stay there even after 1 person dies **


 * 31. Earlier in the narrative, both a ball of gray wool and a red **
 * shower curtain suddenly go missing. How and where do these **
 * items reappear? **
 * on mr wargrave when he gets killed **


 * 32. At the end of chapter 13, Mr. Lombard exclaims, “How Edward **
 * Seton would laugh if he were here! God, how he’d laugh!” **
 * Identify the implied, potential, and literal meanings of this **
 * “outburst [that] shocked and startled the others.” **


 * because mr wargrave sentenced him to his death he sent many inncoent men and woamen to deth and he is laughing in his agony **


 * CHAPTER 14- END **


 * 33. The narrative of And Then There Were None seems to become **
 * more detailed – and carefully descriptive and deliberately paced **
 * – as it draws to a close. In chapter 14, for instance, we **
 * encounter extended interior monologues involving Miss **
 * Claythorne and ex-Inspector Blore. **
 * Why do you suppose the author begins to focus on her **
 * characters in this way, and at this moment in the tale? **


 * What do we learn from the private thoughts of these two **
 * characters? **


 * they both suspect of each other that one of them is killers so they never left each others side util Vera Claythorne decides to take the revolver while Philip lombard isn't looking **


 * How do their ideas and impressions in chapter 14 advance the **
 * story? **
 * they all go crazy thinking that they are the killer so in chapter 14 they are very precautious **


 * 34. What happens to Dr. Armstrong? How and when does he **
 * disappear? **
 * it doesn't explain in the book to what happens to him or when it happened they just saw him the next day between two rocks coming from the ocean **


 * 35. How is Mr. Blore murdered, and why do Miss Claythorne and **
 * Mr. Lombard suspect that Dr. Armstrong is Mr. Blore’s killer? **


 * he is murdered by the marble statue of the bear because he just disappeared nowhere to be seen so they run back to the house and check and there is a complete silence **


 * 36. When you reached the point where Miss Claythorne and Mr. **
 * Lombard are the only two characters remaining, which one did **
 * you think was the murderer? Or did you suspect someone else? **
 * Use quotes from the novel to support your answer. **


 * i thought it was going to be Vera Claythorne she knew the poem by heart **


 * 37. Who kills Philip Lombard? **
 * Vera Clyathorne **


 * 38. Who, ultimately, is responsible for the death of Vera **
 * Claythorne? **


 * we dont know **

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