And Then There Were None 4-6

By DinaB

  • 4.1

    Wargrave pieces together that Owen knows a lot about all of them (42-43).

  • 4.1

    Wargrave says that he was indeed at fault of what he was accused of (43-44).

  • 4.2

    Claythorne, MacArthur, Lombard and Martson admitted to the deaths that they were accused of (44-46).

  • 4.3

    The Rogers, Blore, and Armstrong tell the stories of the deaths that they were accused of, but Armstrong lied and said that he didn't really remember (46-48).

  • 4.4

    Brent won't really say anything about what she was accused of (48).

  • 4.4

    Anthony Marston dies (49).

  • 5.1

    Marston is confirmed dead by Potassium Cyanide (51).

  • 5.1

    The group tries to figure out his death. They believe it was suicide, but they aren't completely sure (51-52).

  • 5.2

    Everyone goes to sleep, and they all lock the door to their rooms (52-53).

  • 5.3

    Wargrave thinks fondly about the Seton case and goes to sleep (53-54).

  • 5.4

    One of the china figures of the ten Indians is gone (54).

  • 5.5

    MacArthur thinks about Richmond (55-57).

  • 5.5

    MacArthur realizes that he doesn't want to leave the island (58).

  • 5.6

    Claythorne thinks about Hugo and Cyril (58-59).

  • 5.6

    Claythorne notices that Marston's death lined up with the poem (59).

  • 6.1

    Mrs. Rogers dies (61).

  • 6.2

    The group learns of the death and suspects Mr. Rogers of killing her to keep her mouth shut about the death (64-67).

  • 6.2

    The motor boat doesn't come after hours and hours after the regular time (67-68).

  • 6.3

    Blore, Lombard, and MacArthur all don't think that the boat will come at all (68).

  • 6.4

    Another one of the china figures of the ten Indians is gone (70).