And Then There Were None is a first class mystery by Agatha Christie. This is an old book hat had different titles, finally being re-titled And Then There Were None after the last five words in the nursery rhyme “Ten Little Indians.” The rhyme is significant to the plot.
A group of people are lured into coming to an island with promise of a free holiday, employment or meeting up with friends.
What do they have in common? They all have been involved with the death of someone and did not serve prison time or were not caught. Once they arrive at the island they are met by two servants. After dinner a gramophone recording “charges” them with their respective crimes and told they will be facing consequences.
Each death is be paralleled by the nursery rhyme. None can escape this island they begin to look at one another as the possible murderer. Quite a good mystery by Agatha Christie. There is also a movie made from this book, same title, and has Sam Neill in a starring role. I have not seen the movie but would like to one day.
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I remember this book with a completely different, non-PC title, in the UK. Notwithstanding that, I recall it being a good story – and I’m sure I’ve seen various film/TV versions of it. The plot thrives on the mutual suspicion/fear.
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I know the title but I decided not to bring up the because people get so offended 😉 But yes, the plot is great and if I get opportunity will watch the movie.
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I have watched a few different versions of the movie and it is a great mystery.
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I didn’t t know there were several versions, I will have to check it out. Love a good mystery.
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That sounds like a deliciously creepy story.
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