Character Involvement and Reactions in a Mystery

In this video, characters are gathered on an island and accused of past crimes. Judge Wargrave leads the discussion, presenting his credentials and accusations against each character. The characters react with shock and defend themselves, revealing their pasts. The group discusses the mysterious circumstances and plans to leave the island, but Anthony Marston's sudden death adds to the tension.

What does the judge add to the list during the inquiry?

• A list of suspects

• A letter from the host

• A new accusation

• His own credentials

What is the significance of Lady Constance's letter?

• It contains a hidden message

• It is a direct invitation to the island

• It shows the host's knowledge of the guests

• It proves the innocence of the group

What does the judge conclude about the person who gathered them?

• They are a family member

• They are a former colleague

• They are a close friend

• They have detailed knowledge about each guest

How do the guests react to the accusations?

• They ignore the accusations

• They agree with the accusations

• They deny and react emotionally

• They calmly discuss the accusations

What is Mr. Justice Wargrave's stance on the Edward Seton case?

• He regrets his decision

• He believes he acted justly

• He was unsure of the verdict

• He was not involved in the case

What does Dr. Armstrong recall about the Seton case?

• The verdict was expected

• The judge was biased

• The evidence was clear

• The jury was confused

What does Vera Claythorne say about Cyril Hamilton's death?

• She was not present

• She saved him

• She was responsible

• It was an accident

What is General MacArthur's defense regarding Arthur Richmond?

• Richmond was not his officer

• Richmond died naturally in war

• Richmond was a spy

• Richmond was a traitor

What does Philip Lombard admit about the natives?

• He helped them escape

• He saved them

• He left them to die

• He was unaware of their fate

What does Anthony Marston reflect on regarding the Combes incident?

• It was a deliberate act

• It was an unfortunate accident

• He was not involved

• He was wrongly accused