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1920s-1930s on Indian Island off the coast of Devon Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Again, short and sweet, but you have many of the necessary details in a nutshell. Mrs. M
 * Setting
 * Every main character got a letter to go to Indian Island.
 * Public was told that a movie star bought the island.
 * Mr. Owen is the host of the party, not a movie star.
 * No one can arrive on the island if there is bad weather.
 * The Swan Song tells everyone that they each have murdered someone.
 * After hearing the accusations of the deaths, Mrs. Rodgers faints and is taken to bed.
 * Wargrave got a letter from Lady Constance Culmington and she was never on the island.
 * Everyone told a story of the person they supposedly killed and they all said they didn't do it but it was accidental from their surrounding like the electricity going out when the Rogers' were taking catre of an old lady.
 * They figured out that Mr. Marston died from Potassium Cyanide.
 * A china figure was missing after the death of Mr. Marston.
 * Mrs. Rodgers died.
 * The boat never showed up to deliver food and supplies.

Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16
 * They realize that Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Marston were murdered.
 * They are going to search the island for the killer.
 * Mr. Blore was talking to General Macarthur and the General seemed to beacting weird.
 * There is a storm coming so no boats could possibly come to save them.
 * They think Dr. Armstrong killed Marston and Mrs, Rogers because they both had poisons in their death.
 * General Macarther was hit in the back of the head and was found dead.
 * Wargrave tells everyone that he believes the killer is one of them.
 * Rogers finds the scarlet curtain is gone in the bathroom.
 * Vera goes hysterical after Rogers' death.
 * Mr. Rogers is killed with an axe while chopping wood.
 * All the deaths so far have followed the nursery rhyme.
 * Emily Brent gets killed by Cyanide that someone injected in her.
 * Vera keeps halucinating more and more about the death of Cyril.
 * No on knows where Mr. Lombard's revolver is.
 * Everyone is becoming more elert of everbody's actions.
 * Lombad was laughing about the death of Justice Wargrave because he joked saying it was his last sentence and he got what he deserved.
 * Vera Clathorne was a distracton to kill Wargrave.
 * Dr. Armstrong turns up missing and hasn't been found.
 * Vera and Lombard fond Armstrong's body.
 * Blore went to go get food by himself and they heard a crash so they suspect he's been killed and Armstrong did it.
 * Vera and Lombard move Armstrong's body away from the rocks because Vera took pity on him.
 * Vera shot Lombard to get rid of all her fear and be the last on the island.
 * Vera Hangs herself.

Good summaries, Willy. What did you think the climax was? I hope you enjoyed the mystery! Mrs. M  Individual ** Assignment #4: Chapters 1-6 Due Wednesday, November 3 **
 * Put a new line between assignments #3 and #4.
 * Put your answer ABOVE the previous assignment.
 * Copy this assignment to your page.
 * Add the date above this assignment.
 * Start a plot line. Identify the setting first.
 * Add two or three key events from each chapter that we have read - chapters 1-6 – reflecting on the rising action.
 * Identify each chapter and put the two or three events as complete sentences under the chapter number.

10/25/10 Accused of the death of Louisa Mary Clees. **Edward Armstrong** used to be a drunk and is currently a doctor. Accused of the death of James Stephan Landor. He acts like he knows everyone and uses a fake name. Accused of the death of Edward Seton**.** He used to be a judge and he still has his judge traits that made him a good judge so he is a really good leader. Accused of the murder of John and Lucy Combes. He is in his mid-twenties and is quite rambunctious and crazy. Accused of the murder of Jennifer Brady. Husband and wife and **Thomas Rodgers** is a manservant and **Ethel Rodgers** is a maid. Willy- Interesting how someone in authority - the judge - takes over the leadership role. Why is that? Why do people listen to him? This good be a type of foreshadowing as well! Mrs. M
 * Edward Armstrong**
 * William Henry Blore**
 * Lawrence John Wargrave**
 * Anthony Marston**
 * Thomas and Ethel Rodgers**


 * Add the date at the top of your page.
 * Add your answers to the TOP of your page under the date.
 * Choose five characters from the story,
 * Write two sentences telling what you know about him or her.
 * ** BOLD ** the character's name and write your sentences about that character right underneath his or her name.

willy haeuser then there were none Assignment #2 Due October 22 ''There is a wasp climbing up your arm. No keep quite still''(page 20). ''Good looking fellow. Something just a little wrong about him''(page 21). Funny place to meet him... here-out of the world(page 34). ''Indian island, eh? There's a fly in the ointment''(page 35)
 * Put a line above Assignment #1; assignment #2 will go above assignment #1.
 * Read chapter two.
 * Choose one of the following: suspense or foreshadowing.
 * With your small group, find four examples of suspense OR foreshadowing in chapter two.
 * Each member of your group must write on his or her WIKI page the exact wording from the book - that means type the sentences exactly as they are written.
 * Then, in a well-written paragraph, explain why these sentences clearly show either suspense or foreshadowing.
 * Read chapter three for Monday, October 25.

These show suspense because they are sudden, shocking, unexpected moments in the book. These parts in the book make you want to keep reading because you want to know want comes next. It is common for a person to want to know what comes next so this is common in most books to keep reading till the end. Some of these sentences give you an idea of what's to come; this is called foreshadowing. In sentence #4, it tells us that there is something going on with Indian Island that is strange and mysterious. In sentence #2 it says, There is something wrong with him, which tells us that something to do with that person might effect the story in a huge way.

Your quotes are all short, but give a good punch of foreshadowing. What does 'a fly in the ointment mean'? Mrs. M


 * = how does a mystery novel differ from a narrative? =
 * = how might the title be a clue to the story? =

1. A novel is a long fictitious book that involves suspense and twists and a narrative is a book about the narrator.
===2. The title is //And Then There Were None// and you can infer that the main characters in the book will either be captured and disappear from civalization or be killed.===

Willy- I agree with part of your answer...does a novel always have to be about the narrator? Are all novels written in first person in which case the narrator would be telling the story from his or her perspective? Just some food for thought. Mrs. M