And then there were none?

Question

Well i need to prove something in the book... what should i prove.. it has to be something well thought out .. not something like there was killings in the book.. i also need a good thesis statement.. please help me out..

Answer 1

*Christie has shown how society was divided up into social classes and how that affects the opinion of others

*The book discusses the justice system and whether those who were not punishable by law for their crimes, should be made to face up to their responsibilities

*administration of justice - whether punishment should be given out by someone outside the law courts

*whether the law is fair as it stands at the moment

*whether the combination of guilt, stress, and the supernatural suggestiveness of the poem might be enough to drive someone to suicide

Answer 2

What do you mean by "the book"?
And, a thesis statement regarding what? A thesis statement puts in words what it is you are trying to prove or what you propose as the truth, and is the subject of your "essay" (if it is an essay you're writing!).

Answer 3

I assume you are speaking of the book by Agatha Christie entitled "And then there were none." it also had an alternate title of "Ten little Indians."

Perhaps you could elaborate on the theme of trickery and deceit...as the true murderer was actually still alive and had faked his death.