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From the book "And Then There Were None"I totally recommend it. I had no idea who the murderer was. I had to read until the very last page.
The names are above the characters, so I guess I don't have to list them here.
Everyone (c) Agatha Christie
The drawing (c) Me
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Comments: 9
Damn, you're lucky to get assigned that book to read.
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It kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. The poem foreshadowing their deaths was the really creepy part
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It was so brilliant though! I have never been able to figure out the killer in any of her stories. Have you read Three Blind Mice?
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No, is it good? (I assume it is, but please enlighten me!)
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Your drawing is brilliant. But Wargrave was the oldest in the group followed by Miss Brent. I was merely curious why you depicted Blore as an old man.
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I pictured Blore in his forties. The coloring made him look older though!
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Yeah. Blore was middle-aged, but Wargrave and Emily Brent were the oldest by possibly being in their sixties.
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Wow nice picture!!!
Sounds like a really good book!!
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Thank you so much! I was ASSIGNED this book but I loved it. The beginning was slow, but it got fast real quick.
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