And Then There Were None

"I believe in the mercy of a quick death."

"The accusation is true."

"Justice is a human need."

"I am the judge, jury, and executioner."

"The law cannot touch me now."

"Justice is blind, but I am not."

"I have made my peace with what I have done."

"The guilty always betray themselves."

"I have studied human nature for sixty years."

"Justice delayed is justice denied—but I am patient."

"I have become the instrument of justice."

"Each of us deserves our fate."

"Trust no one on this island."

"The innocent have nothing to fear."

"I alone know the truth."

"We must think logically to survive."

"I am not a merciful man."

"To execute justice oneself—that is the temptation."

"Justice cannot be evaded."

"Suspicion is a terrible thing."

"No one can accuse me. I am beyond suspicion."

"Murder is murder, whether committed by a madman or a sane man."

"Guilt transcends innocence."

"Justice takes many forms."

"The island demands payment."

"The guilty cannot escape judgment."

"The accusation is the execution."

"Ten lives, ten punishments."

"Death waits for the guilty."

"The accused are often guilty."