And Then There Were None By Agatha Christie

Topic: Setting is often viewed as the most important aspect in a novel. Explain how Christie’s choice of setting is appropriate for her story. Go beyond the obvious!

And Then There Were None Paragraph - Jada Kleinholz

As stated in the topic prompt, the setting is a huge component in a novel. In Agatha Christie’s novel, And Then There Were None, the story is set on a small island with a large mansion; this island being the main setting affects the story in three main ways. The setting first influences the story when a group of people are individually called to the island; each person is given a letter from someone that provides them with a reason to go to the island. This shows the individuals each being connected to the island which