Essays on And Then There Were None

My first impression from this book was a bit vague because I saw the movie a couple of years ago. I could not remember every person or character. I could remember the faun named Tumnus and I could remember Lucy! Reading the first chapters reminded…

Philip Lombard is the human embodiment of selfishness. Not an evil disdain for human life, but a simple yearning for self-preservation above all else. Lombard often seems disconnected from his surroundings, as if he’s observing the events around and occasionally participating. Lombard often treats life…

Despite thinking that all questions are answered, and faith is something that can just be figured out over the years, John R. Schneider’s book, “The Good of Affluence: Seeking God in a Culture of Wealth,” allows for the thought that things will not always be…

In the novel “And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie we learn about the characters more on how they interfere with survival.Christie’s decision to violate the standard rules of mystery makes it impossible for the reader to solve the mystery of ‘And Then There…

One might say the main character of And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie is Mr. Justice Wargrave, but it can also be said that Wargrave does not change throughout the book at all. Wargrave is the one behind the invitations the victims were…

And Then There Were None Agatha Christie’s mystery novel And Then there Were None is not only a part of the mystery genre of literature but it is also within a specific subgenre called a “locked-room” mystery, where a crime, almost always a murder, is…