AND THEN THERE WERE NONE

CHARACTERIZATION

• Characters: The Judge, Dr. Armstrong, Mr. Blore, Mr. Marston
• Vera Claythorne, General Macarthur, Mr/Mrs Rogers
• Philip Lombard, and Emily Brent.
• Major events that happen include all the characters finding out about
• Each other's pasts and the murders they were convicted of.

CHARACTERIZATION

• Anthony Marston is the first death.
• Cause of death was drinking acid.
• In this chapter we learn of all of
• The characters pasts and murders.

IMAGERY

• Primary images in this chapter include:
• 1)"Lombard looked thoughtfully at the
• man's twitching face, his dry lips, the
• fright in his eyes." This is important b/c
• it shows the clear scene of who the Rodgers let die.

IMAGERY

• 2)"His face contorted, turned purple. He gasped for breath-then
• slid down off his chair, the glass falling from his hand."
• This is important because it gives a clear image of Anthony
• Marston's death when he drank the acid.

IMAGERY

• 3)"There was a silence I'm the room. Everybody was
• looking , covertly or openly, at Emily Brent."
• The importance of this is that it shows an image of
• everyone curiously wondering and waiting to hear
• Emily say what she did and if it was true.

MOOD

• In Chapter 4, the feeling we get from it is
• that we really don't know who the main
• characters really are and we learn and
• see their true colors in this chapter.

SYMBOLISM

• 1) The Drink containing Acid: This
• symbolizes how Anthony Marston
• had no idea and how none of the
• guest had any idea that they all
• shared something in common.

SYMBOLISM

• 2)Anthony Marston's Convivtion:
• Anthony's convicted of leaving natives
• to die symbolizes "Mr.Owen" leaving
• all of them to die on the island.

TONE

• The author wants us to feel that
• none of the characters are
• comfortable with each other and
• that none of them know anything
• about each other.

IDIOMS

• 1)"Got a bee in his bonnet" means
• she has an idea that won't go away.
• 2)"It iniquitous!" means that it is
• a very wrong thing to do.

IDIOMS

• 3)"The hooded reptilian eyes met
• his." means that his eyes were sharp.
• 4)"He barked." mean he spoke loudly.
• 5)"His eyes were amused." means
• that his eyes were wide and attentive.