And Then There Were None

"Justice is served cold."

"No escape is possible."

"Fear is the greatest weapon."

"The guilty always betray themselves."

"The truth will out."

"Death is democratic—it comes for all."

"The innocent shall be judged."

"Isolation magnifies our fears."

"Justice cannot be denied forever."

"We are all guilty of something."

"Civilization is merely a veneer."

"We are all murderers in our hearts."

"The conscience is a terrible thing."

"Trust no one."

"We are trapped by our own guilt."

"I have served justice all my life."

"Someone among us is a murderer."

"We are shut up here like rats in a trap."

"Morality is but a convenience."

"Death comes for us all eventually."

"Guilt is a burden heavier than any stone."

"Fear is the mind's prison."

"Justice is a human invention, not a natural law."

"We are all islands," she said softly, "shouting across the void."

"There is no innocence here, only varying degrees of guilt."

"We were chosen for this island. We were marked for death."

"I fear not death, only the manner of my dying."

"There is no law on this island save death itself."

"This island is a stage, and we are all players in a morality play."

"Innocence is no protection on this cursed island."