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Similarities Between And Then There Were None And The Hound Of The Baskervilles

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Mr. Rogers in And Then There Were None reaches the social class of Barrymore in The Hound of the Baskerville. One similarity shows the fact that they both work as butlers. Mr. Rogers signifies a butler setting up a house for visitors. Barrymore showcases “acting as a butler” for a generous rich man, Sir Charles Baskerville (Doyle 20). Another similarity shows how close they seemed to all of their masters. Barrymore acted extremely close to his master that “some signs of emotion” showed “upon the butler’s white face” when his master, Sir Charles Baskerville, died, he ended up mourning for an acceptable while, and still is dreading thinking around it again (Doyle 82). Although Mr. Rogers didn’t seem too close to his masters, he did all he could;
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