Analysis Of Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None

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In the novel And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie, she creates the mood anxiousness through the foreshadowing that occurs. When Mr. Blore is riding he looks to the old man and thinks that he is closer to dying. The old man says, "Watch and pray. The day of judgment is at hand" (17). This makes the reader anxious because you want to know if he is going to die and how is this man so sure. Another example where they make the reader anxious is when Vera arrives to the island for the first time. In chapter two she looks at the island for the first time she says it looks like a giant head and there is something sinister about it (24). This makes the reader anxious because it makes them think that something evil/bad might happen to them while