Murder On Orient Express And Then There Were None Comparison
Compare and Contrast Essay In order to catch a murderer and convict him of his crime is quite a hard task to do when faced with a person who knows what they're doing. Well Agatha Christie knows just how to do that. The books I chose for this project are Murder On Orient Express and And Then There Were None. In both of these books one or many people have to work together in order to save each other's lives. Not only do they have to worry about saving their lives they also have to worry about if one of them might be the killer. One thing about these books I noticed that I didn't like was they both kind of start right away. The author just starts off with random people kind of going down the list of all the people immediately and it's quite confusing from the start. For the first few chapters in both books you're still trying to figure out whose the main character and whose just side characters. They also start off in a random location not explaining
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In And Then There Were None Everyone's fate was sealed right from the get go. So no matter what happened they were doomed from the start. But in Murder On Orient Express everybody has a chance to live. They aren't doomed right from the get go. In And Then There Were None everybody is from England So they all have the same nationality. But in Murder on Orient Express all the people are from different places. The different setting probably has something to do with that because on a train most of the time its people going all over the place. On a And There Were None all of these people were either going there to work or for vacation purposes.
There are many ways a writer can have books that are in common sometimes it's just the way they start the book. Other times they can have differences like everybody's fate right from the beginning. Agatha Christies from what i read knows how to write her books so you can link them together in some ways and also knows how to make them
In And Then There Were None Everyone's fate was sealed right from the get go. So no matter what happened they were doomed from the start. But in Murder On Orient Express everybody has a chance to live. They aren't doomed right from the get go. In And Then There Were None everybody is from England So they all have the same nationality. But in Murder on Orient Express all the people are from different places. The different setting probably has something to do with that because on a train most of the time its people going all over the place. On a And There Were None all of these people were either going there to work or for vacation purposes.
There are many ways a writer can have books that are in common sometimes it's just the way they start the book. Other times they can have differences like everybody's fate right from the beginning. Agatha Christies from what i read knows how to write her books so you can link them together in some ways and also knows how to make them