And Then There Were None Chapters 1-10

Front

Who is accused of sending a helpless pregnant woman to her death?

Back

Brent

Front

What warning does Blore receive from the old man on the train at the beginning of the novel?

Back

The old man tells him that the day of judgment is very close at hand.

Front

Who is accused of murdering a boy by allowing him to drown?

Back

Claythorne

Front

Which character is described as having intelligence and experience, making them the natural leader?

Back

Wargrave

Front

How does Agatha Christie describe the house on Soldier Island?

Back

Bright and modern, the sort of place that feels exposed, open, and without anywhere to hide.

Front

What is the significance of the character Brent in the story?

Back

Brent's actions reflect themes of guilt and moral responsibility.

Front

What role does Blore play in the narrative?

Back

Blore is a character who represents the theme of judgment and accountability.

Front

What does the warning from the old man symbolize in the context of the story?

Back

It symbolizes the impending doom and the moral reckoning of the characters.

Front

What is the main theme explored in the first ten chapters of 'And Then There Were None'?

Back

The main theme is justice and the consequences of one's actions.

Front

How does the setting of Soldier Island contribute to the story's atmosphere?

Back

The isolated and modern setting creates a sense of vulnerability and tension.