And Then There Were None Vs. Ten Little Indians

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And Then There Were None v. Ten Little Indians

Don’t you hate it when the movie is different than the book. Well, in my essay I am going to tell you the differences and similarities of the characters, setting, how they die, and the crimes they committed in And Then There Were None v. Ten Little Indians. The book and the movie had some differences in the names of the characters. In the book Anthony Marstons was the character's name, but in the movie his name was Michael Raven. Not everybody's name changed like Mr.Blore. The setting was also different between the two. In the movie it was on a mountain and in the book it was on an island. The crimes of the two were different for some of the characters. Half of the character’s crime stayed

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