Essay Samples on And Then There Were None

Philip Lombard Representing Mankind’s Universal Strengths And Weaknesses

Unfortunately, there is no lack of cunning, heartless individuals in humanity. Philip Lombard from Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, is no exception. The unique traits of Philip Lombard represents mankind’s universal strengths and weaknesses from his paranoid and unaware sense, his at times...

• And Then There Were None
• Strengths
• Weakness

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And Then There Were None By Agatha Christie: Blaming Others

“Fear, what a strange thing fear was” In Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, there is no doubt that every character had their weaknesses, but to all appearances, these weaknesses were magnified in certain people. Doctor Armstrong, Detective Blore, and Philip Lombard show humankind's...

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• Characters
• Literature Review

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Justice Wargrave - Representation Of Contrasting Flaw And Virtue Of Society

Justice Wargrave was a just and sadistic psychopath, who did have an understandable reason to commit the murders on soldier island and his behavior reflects the main flaws and virtues in our society. He was quite intelligent and methodical, however his lust to kill could...

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• Literature Review

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Analysis of the Character of Vera Claythorne in "And Then There Were None"

Essay grade Excellent

‘’The sea. . . So peaceful today – sometimes so cruel … The sea that dragged you down to its depth. Drowned … Found drowned … Drowned at sea … Drowned – drowned – drowned …’’ A quote that seems so little yet a deeper...

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• Guilt
• Literature Review

528 Words | 1 Page