Who Is Judge Lawrence Wargrave Guilty
Judge Lawrence Wargrave on the stand for the mass murder on Soldier Island. How shall you plea “ Guilty of the murder of ten people”. Now to say the people on the island were guilty themselves. He knew he had done wrong and therefore killed himself as well. Knowing all those people died for no other reason but someone else's enjoyment is wrong and Wargrave is guilty.
Ever since Judge Lawrence Wargrave was a child he had a thing for seeing and causing death. He had a tormented mind. He himself could not kill the innocent for that was his tragic flaw. So he found a loophole and wanted to kill the guilty, but were the people on the island were really guild of the same crime. If they were wouldn't they have been in jail or giving the death penalty. That is not at all the way Wargrave saw it he had seen people get away with murder and they deserved to die, but he was wrong. He made a …show more content…
He had convinced Dr. Armstong into helping him fake his death after he had gotten away with everyone being murdered he found it was to obvious that he was the only one alive. He had wrote a confession letter as of to why he had done what he did.Knowing he was wrong to some people but right in his eyes. In his letter he confessed saying “I have wanted . . . to commit a murder myself. I recognized this as the desire of the artist to express himself! . . . But—incongruous as it may seem to some—I was restrained and hampered by my innate sense of justice. The innocent must not suffer.”. He had finally gotten what he had wanted in life and pretty much did get away with murder. Paying the price of taking a life come with losing your own. Once the police came and saw what Wargrave did the were surprised and shocked that someone with such power could lose sight of what is the right thing to do. Guilty of nine individual murders and a suicide of himself he was better off dead than
Ever since Judge Lawrence Wargrave was a child he had a thing for seeing and causing death. He had a tormented mind. He himself could not kill the innocent for that was his tragic flaw. So he found a loophole and wanted to kill the guilty, but were the people on the island were really guild of the same crime. If they were wouldn't they have been in jail or giving the death penalty. That is not at all the way Wargrave saw it he had seen people get away with murder and they deserved to die, but he was wrong. He made a …show more content…
He had convinced Dr. Armstong into helping him fake his death after he had gotten away with everyone being murdered he found it was to obvious that he was the only one alive. He had wrote a confession letter as of to why he had done what he did.Knowing he was wrong to some people but right in his eyes. In his letter he confessed saying “I have wanted . . . to commit a murder myself. I recognized this as the desire of the artist to express himself! . . . But—incongruous as it may seem to some—I was restrained and hampered by my innate sense of justice. The innocent must not suffer.”. He had finally gotten what he had wanted in life and pretty much did get away with murder. Paying the price of taking a life come with losing your own. Once the police came and saw what Wargrave did the were surprised and shocked that someone with such power could lose sight of what is the right thing to do. Guilty of nine individual murders and a suicide of himself he was better off dead than