Character Analysis Of Vera Claythorne In And Then There Were None By Agatha Christie
In the story, And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie, Vera Claythorne had shown that she is a survivalist, which helped prove she had the mental strength, and power to survive. Vera, a younger-aged, games mistress at an elementary school had been watching over her nephew, Cyril, and he had been begging her to swim out to a rock in the ocean. “Well, you see, Cyril, your mother gets so nervous about you. I’ll tell you what. Tomorrow you can swim out to the rock. I’ll talk to your mother on the beach and distract her attention. And then, when she looks for you, there you’ll be standing on the rock waving to her! It will be a surprise!” (Christie 229)
After the first murder in the novel, Miss Claythorne shows that she has a strong-point in
After the first murder in the novel, Miss Claythorne shows that she has a strong-point in