And Then There Were None
By: J.T. (big jim) Rowe
Plot
The best part of this story is when we reach towards the end with only three people left, Vera, Blore,and Lombard. The group just found a dead body of Armstrong who was there suspected killer. Vera and Lombard are split up from Blore and as they try to find him and as they go into the house they find him dead as well. The final two are shown. Lombard who has a revolver believes that Vera, a very intelligent girl, is the murderer and visa versa. The two have a stand off both accusing the other and as Lombard reaches for his gun Vera surprisingly pulls it out know revealing she had pic-pocketed it and she shoots Lombard. In her guilt feeling state and extreme tiredness Vera heads up top her room feeling relieved but realizes that after everything that people would want her to hang her self so she does and then we think we have figured out who are killer is but many things are not clear.
After our basic chapters end we learn the police have found the island and all the dead bodies and can not figure out who the killer is because the only way possible is if someone killed themselves in an insanely cruel way. The nest part and final part of the book is a confession explaining everything. The killer was one of the guest but nit one of the ones anyone suspected. This killer faked their own death with some help from someone they convinced to trust them. They acted dead but were very much alive and they were killing people in the shadows. The killer tells us that they will kill themselves on the island now but will place the gun he shoots him with far away from his body do he looks like one of the basic victimizes. This confession is signed by no one else but our own Justice Wargrave ho did this because he thought it was the only way for justice.