And Then There Were None Characters

Described as looking like a schoolmistress; has flashbacks of drowning & head bobbing in water.

Is a retired judge 

Described as a distinguished old gentleman by Emily Brent. 

Responsible for the drowning of Cyril Hamilton 

Is a veteran but does not speak about his experiences with anyone. Is judgmental toward women.

Hit John & Lucy Combes with a car 

Described as “reptilian”

Described as a pale, bloodless person who seems scared of his or her own shadow

Responsible for the death of Jennifer Brady, an elderly woman 

Sometimes makes up false diagnoses for illnesses.

Sentenced Edward Seton to death

Was responsible for James Landor's conviction and life in prison 

Sent Arthur Richmond, his wife's lover, to his death 

Takes an interest in Vera on the train; has perhaps done something illegal in the past

Has been to Indian Island before as a child.

Responsible for the death of Louisa Mary Clees on the operating table 

Drives too fast and only cares about having a good time

Has a list of everyone who is coming to the island

Accused of killing 21 men in an East African tribe 

Sat upright/ stiff in the non-smoking section of the train; did not complain about the heat. 

Tall,brown face,arrogant mouth; “panther-like”

Serves as both the cook and the housekeeper.

Manufactures a false identity by claiming to be from South Africa 

Kicked out a pregnant young girl who then drowned herself 

Frequently found reading her Bible 

Gave up drinking after a close call of some kind; takes care of mostly females

Has been hired to work as Mrs. Owen’s secretary.

Described by the boatman as the only one who is suitable for a party at a mansion.  

Serves as both the handyman and the butler.