1. Miss Brent is always found knitting. Does this show anything about her?Her character?
2. If Mr. Owen really is one of them who do you think it could be based on your knowledge? Why?
3. Everyone seems to be paranoid of each other being the murderer right now and because of this there is disunity. What are some pros and cons to being cautious of other or being too cautious?
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1. This could show her innocence, but it could also just be an act.
2. If Mr. Owen really is one of them I'd say "he" is Miss Brent because in the first murder, she was the only one who stayed in the room and she could have put something in his drink. In the second murder, she could have gone into Mrs. Rogers room, and told her that Dr. Armstrong said to take these drugs, and gave her an overdose without Mrs. Rogers being suspicious. During the third murder, she was said to be sitting on the other side of the house because there was no wind there, but no one actually did see her. She could have left there to quickly kill General Macarthur, and then went back to that place next to the house. For the fourth murder, she probably got up early and killed Rogers while he was cutting wood for the fireplace because she was coming in the door while everyone was about to go and look for him. On top of all of this, she just seems to be acting too innocent.
3. One pro is that they are all prepared for another killing. One con is that they can't trust each other.
1. The knitting could be a nervous habbit; something she does when she is scared and needs to get her mind off of something. This shows she is either guilty or scared.
2.I think U.N. Owen is Justice Wargrave because he never really denies everything and is always saying things that make people think too much about who it may be.
3. If you are cautious then you will keep an eye out for any suspicious activity. If you are too cautious then you may jump to conclusions and accuse an innocent person.
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