Table of Contents
- 1 Who was hired as Owens secretary?
- 2 Why does Blore think that Rogers killed his wife?
- 3 Who died in And Then There Were None?
- 4 Which character has been hired to protect Mrs Owens’s jewels?
- 5 What do Lombard and Blore think is happening to General Macarthur?
- 6 How does Blore think Mrs Rogers died?
- 7 What conclusion did Blore Lombard and Armstrong come to after they searched the island?
- 8 Who is Landor and what is his connection to Blore?
- 9 What did William Blore do in the Outsiders?
- 10 Who is William Blore suspicious of in and then there were none?
Who was hired as Owens secretary?
And Then There Were None Character Review
| A | B |
|---|---|
| Justice Wargrave | He is going to Indian Island to see his old friend, Constance Culmington |
| Vera Claythorne | She is going to Indian Island to be a secretary to Mrs. Owen |
| Captain Philip Lombard | He was paid 100 guineas by Isaac Morris to do some sort of job on Indian Island. |
Why does Blore think that Rogers killed his wife?
Blore suspects it was Mr. Rogers because he feels that Mr. Rogers believed his wife wouldn’t be able to keep the secret of how they killed the old lady. Rogers was the only one with his wife all night and he behaved strangely when she fainted.
Who died in And Then There Were None?
Most are accused of causing the death of an individual, but Philip Lombard is accused of the death of twenty-one men, who were members of an East Africa tribe. The guests are stunned and Mrs. Rogers faints from the shock of the accusation.
What happens in Chapter 7 of And Then There Were None?
Summary: Chapter VII Rogers died of a guilty conscience. She tells Vera the story of Beatrice Taylor, the girl the recorded voice accused Emily of killing. Rogers killed herself, but two deaths—hers and Marston’s—within twelve hours seems like an improbable coincidence.
Why did Blore and Lombard think Armstrong left the island?
They decide to stay outside to avoid the danger of the house, but eventually Blore wants to fetch something to eat. When Blore is gone, Lombard tries to convince Vera that Blore is probably the killer. Vera says she thinks Armstrong must still be alive. She then suggests that the killer could be alien or supernatural.
Which character has been hired to protect Mrs Owens’s jewels?
Blore is hired by the Owens to keep an eye on the guests to prevent any harm from being done to Mrs. Owens’s jewels. He lied to keep his job unknown. What does Justice Wargrave say about the Edward Seton case?
What do Lombard and Blore think is happening to General Macarthur?
What do Lombard and Blore think is happening to General Macarthur, mentally? They think he is going insane, and that they all will, eventually.
How does Blore think Mrs Rogers died?
After breakfast, Armstrong announces Mrs. Emily Brent insists it was an act of God and that Mrs. Rogers died of a guilty conscience after hearing the recorded accusation of murder the previous night. Blore suggests that Rogers killed his wife in the hopes of covering up their secret.
What was Blore accused of?
William Blore was a former police inspector and now a private investigator who was accused of falsifying his testimony in court for a bribe from a dangerous criminal gang, which resulted in an innocent man, James Landor, being convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.
What is Lombard accused Blore?
Lombard, accused of killing twenty-one members of an East African tribe, admits to taking their food and abandoning them in the wilderness, saying that he did so in order to save himself.
What conclusion did Blore Lombard and Armstrong come to after they searched the island?
After searching the entire house, what do Armstrong, Blore, and Lombard conclude? There was no one on the island but their eight selves.
Who is Landor and what is his connection to Blore?
What did William Blore do in the Outsiders?
Blore was hired by Owen as a private detective. He was supposed to keep an eye on Mrs. Owen’s jewels, and “snoop” on the other guests.
What does Miss Brent say about Mrs Owen?
Miss Brent responds that Mrs. Oliver was lucky to get these two. Vera thinks it’s funny that old people always get names wrong and says that Mrs. Owen has been lucky indeed. Miss Brent says she’s never met anyone named Mrs. Owen.
Who was William Henry Blore and what did he do?
William Henry Blore was one of the ten guests invited to Indian Island. The bluff, corrupt former-policeman was called by the assistant commisioner as “a bad hat.” When he introduced himself to the other guests he went under a false name as a part of scandal. Blore was hired by Owen as a private detective.
Who is William Blore suspicious of in and then there were none?
Blore remains suspicious of many of the guests, often announcing his fears only to find out the guest he accused is the next person to die. Blore is suspicious of Lombard throughout most of the book. This turned out to be false. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.