And Then There Were None Chapters 11-12 Flashcards

Questions and Answers

What news does Lombard share with Blore when he awakens him in the morning?

Rogers has disappeared

What happened to Rogers?

He is killed with an axe while chopping wood for the fire

Why does Vera begin to laugh uncontrollably?

She realizes the killer is following the nursery rhyme

What does Blore confess to Lombard?

He perjured himself and put an innocent man in prison where the man later died Signup and view all the answers

What is Beatrice doing in Emily Brent's dream?

Beatrice is pressing her face against the window and moaning, asking to be let in Signup and view all the answers

What does Emily Brent see on the windowpane while clearing breakfast dishes?

She sees a bee crawling up the windowpane Signup and view all the answers

How was Emily Brent murdered?

Emily is injected in the neck with poison Signup and view all the answers

Who immediately falls under suspicion for Emily's murder?

Dr. Armstrong Signup and view all the answers

What does Mr. Lombard find missing from his bedside table?

His revolver is missing Signup and view all the answers

Where are the potentially lethal drugs put for safekeeping?

In a chest locked up in the pantry Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Chapter 11-12 Summary Notes

Lombard informs Blore that Rogers has mysteriously vanished after awakening him in the morning.
Rogers meets his end by being struck with an axe while chopping wood for the fire, marking a violent turn in the events.
Vera becomes uncontrollably hysterical upon realizing that the killer is mirroring the sequence of deaths outlined in the nursery rhyme.
Blore confesses to Lombard that he perjured himself in court, resulting in the wrongful imprisonment and eventual death of an innocent man.
Emily Brent experiences a haunting dream about Beatrice Taylor, where Beatrice is seen pressing her face against a window, moaning and begging to be let in.
While clearing breakfast dishes, Emily feels lightheaded and notices a bee crawling on the windowpane, symbolizing her growing anxiety.
Emily Brent is murdered through a lethal injection of poison in the neck, showcasing the escalating danger among the survivors.
Dr. Armstrong becomes the prime suspect in Emily's murder after her death raises suspicion regarding his motives.
Mr. Lombard discovers that his revolver is missing from the bedside table, heightening tensions and fears of betrayal among the group.
Potentially fatal drugs are secured in a chest locked inside the pantry, indicating a need for safety amidst increasing peril.

Description

Test your knowledge of chapters 11 and 12 from Agatha Christie's 'And Then There Were None' with these flashcards. Each card focuses on critical events and character revelations, helping you grasp the story's suspenseful twists. Perfect for reinforcing your understanding of this classic mystery.