And Then There Were None

Book · 5 characters · 503 quotes · 1939

Quotes from And Then There Were None

J
"I have seen evil in my years of service, but never like this."
Justice Wargrave
B
"We came here as free people. We may leave as corpses."
Blore Death
L
"The sea will claim us all in the end."
Lombard Death
A
"I am not a murderer, though I am accused of murder."
Armstrong Justice
J
"We are all condemned men and women."
Justice Wargrave Death
J
"The innocent suffer with the guilty."
Justice Wargrave Justice
J
"No one is truly innocent."
Justice Wargrave Justice
J
"Fear is the most powerful weapon."
Justice Wargrave Fear
J
"Conscience is a dangerous thing."
Justice Wargrave Wisdom
J
"We are none of us immune from justice."
Justice Wargrave Justice
J
"Justice is a human invention."
Justice Wargrave Justice
J
"Innocence is a claim we all make, but few can prove."
Justice Wargrave Justice
L
"We are merely pawns in someone's game."
Lombard Philosophy
B
"Survival requires abandoning morality."
Blore Strength
V
"Trust is a luxury we cannot afford here."
Vera Claythorne Relationships
J
"On this island, we are all equally powerless."
Justice Wargrave Power
J
"The guilty always betray themselves through fear."
Justice Wargrave Fear
A
"Guilt manifests differently in each soul."
Armstrong Wisdom
J
"Accusation without evidence is a form of murder itself."
Justice Wargrave Justice
B
"We cannot escape our pasts, no matter how far we run."
Blore Truth
A
"We are all guilty of something."
Armstrong Truth
J
"Justice is a human concept. It means different things to different people."
Justice Wargrave Justice
J
"I have lived long enough to understand evil."
Justice Wargrave Wisdom
J
"I am the instrument of judgment."
Justice Wargrave Power
J
"Justice served is justice complete."
Justice Wargrave Justice
J
"The die is cast."
Justice Wargrave
L
"Every man has his breaking point."
Lombard Strength
J
"The sea will keep our secrets."
Justice Wargrave Nature
J
"I know the killer's identity."
Justice Wargrave Truth
V
"The bottle will set us free."
Vera Claythorne Hope