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    novel it’s mysterious feeling. The two main motifs used in this novel are Ten Little Indians and dreams/hallucinations. The “Ten Little Indians” rhyme guides the mystery and horror of the novel. The poem‚ childish verses tell the story of the deaths of ten Indian boys and end with the line that gives the novel its title: “and then there were none.” A framed copy of the rhyme hangs in every bedroom‚ and ten small Indian figures sit on the dining-room table. The murders are carried out to match

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    The book‚ “Ten Little Indians”‚ by author Sherman Alexie‚ is a collection of fictional short stories that are all fascinating and enthralling. All the characters in this book are full of depth‚ but there are two that stand out to me. One of those characters is William from the story‚ “Flight Patterns”‚ and the other is the character David from the story‚ “Do You Know Where I Am”. I find both these characters as very 3-dimensional and interesting. They both have their good and bad traits‚ they both

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    The first story in Ten Little Indians‚ written by Sherman Alexie introduces a college student with a passion for poetry and a drive to do anything to strengthen her knowledge of it. Similar to her passion‚ I have a passion for different law cases and I like to dissect every aspect of them to learn as much as possible. I then read the article‚ Rebel Music written by Daniel Felsenfeld‚ a pianist and music enthusiast. He describes how music had always been in his life‚ but he never truly found it until

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    expectations‚ nor do I feel that the world must live up to mine.” In the short story The Search Engine‚ by Sherman Alexie‚ the Native American culture is trying to live up to the expectations of the white world. The main character Corliss‚ a Spokane Indian‚ is expected to do well in college so she can move back to the reservation to help her tribe. There is also a cultural difference between our world and that of the Spokane when it comes to the roles of gender. Corliss is a very bright individual

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    The Art of Agatha Christie In the mystery novel And Then There Were None the poem Ten Little Indians is what drives the whole plot of the novel‚ it serves more than a criminal purpose‚ but also a moral purpose‚ too. There is a connection between the slaughterer and the poem that keeps the paranoia and the eeriness going. It shapes the outcomes of everyone’s life‚ and their respective deaths. And with the creepy sensation it creates it also brings a touch of irony to the novel. Along with a great

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    invited to Indian Island. Each guest dies one by one and leaves the remaining guests in fear and suspicion. In this mystery novel‚ the main conflict is person versus person‚ otherwise known as the guests versus the murderer. All the guests that are invited to the island are guilty of killing another person or persons. The house‚ on the island‚ there is nursery rhymes of the 10 little indians on walls in every guest’s room. (Page 31) The centerpiece of the table in the dining room is 10 little china

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    required to read Agatha Christie’s famous mystery novel‚ “And Then There Were None…” When I first started reading‚ I didn’t really enjoy the book. The beginning of the novel was just character introductions and invitations to a suspenseful place called Indian Island. As the story began to progress‚ I found the book strangely intriguing. It was about the perfect murder. The interesting part of the novel is wondering who was committing the murder‚ so it keeps you guessing. There were also very funny

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    And Then There Were None‚ written by Agatha Christie is a thrilling tale of ten people invited to a remote island by an unseen figure who never appears throughout the story. All those who were invited have pasts that they are hiding and many things to fear. The guests are cast upon Indian Island‚ an island off the coast of England around the 1930s. Strangers to each other‚ slowly they reveal their shameful pasts. Coincidently‚ the name which they were invited by‚ Mr. U. N. Owen sounds similar to

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    the woods where there is no one passing. He unsures of the owner of these woods‚ yet the owner is in the village; so that he can enjoy watching the snow falling covered his woods peacefully. During his journey‚ the speaker is not alone. He has a little horse which always accompanies him. He imagines that his horse is thinking that things are weird right now. The horse confused with its master behavior‚ why we are stopping in such a place. A place does not have a farmhouse near‚ but in a place that

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    Then there were none otherwise known as Ten Little Niggers is the seventh most popular book of all time with more than 100 million sales and was written by Agatha Christie. The story is about ten people who arrive on a mysterious island for a reason or another; strangely their host and hostess are missing. Then‚ one by one they die in different circumstances. The major themes of this novel would be‚ suspicion and guilt. Firstly‚ when the tragedies begin with the deaths of some main characters

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