Crime is all a matter of perspective. To many people, crime is a distant idea for them, but it is always present in the world. It is something unacceptable that is looked down upon and is punishable by law. But to others, crime is the only option they are compelled to. The government has seemingly given up on them and they have nowhere else to go to acquire food in their stomachs and maybe a little bit of protection. Some commit crimes to feel alive, to feel that feeling of adventure and danger. And others commit crime to stay alive because they have lost all hope in any other pursuit of life. The real question is, what would you do in these “criminals” shoes. Would you do what they do? Does that justify their actions because most would do
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The show and the book are two very different scenarios, but they can contain the same ideas. For example, every person has a different brain and therefore thinks and reacts differently to the world around them. But in this way, many people are also similar to each other because of instinct or wanting to survive. Some who have murdered never let go of the past, can never see past it because it has torn them apart more than they ever wanted. This includes self defense or premeditated murder as well because I know that even if I was protecting myself, I would still feel the everlasting guilt of it all. Others feel nothing afterwards; it is just a tally mark on their long line of deaths. Usually, these people are considered to be a psychopath because they have some kind of mental disorder that increases the amount of violence in social behavior. On the other hand, a difference is the time period and technology of that period. And Then There Were None is set in the 1930s on an island off the coast of Britain. While NCIS is filmed during the early 2000s and is still going. The technology is much different between these two time periods, especially the police technology. Many new techniques and inventions are created between then and now that could very much help the people of that time find out who a murderer is, or at least solidify their accusations. Ultimately, the reason for murder is different between the show and the book. In the book, Justice Wargrave murders all of the people because he wanted to create a mystery. He wanted to throw a bottle into the ocean that contained the answer to so many questions unknown to all. And that is what he did, he created a mystery for the police that could go on forever if no one finds the bottle (Christie). But in the show, the marine died because many of the marines were in debt from gambling. A couple other marines cut the
The show and the book are two very different scenarios, but they can contain the same ideas. For example, every person has a different brain and therefore thinks and reacts differently to the world around them. But in this way, many people are also similar to each other because of instinct or wanting to survive. Some who have murdered never let go of the past, can never see past it because it has torn them apart more than they ever wanted. This includes self defense or premeditated murder as well because I know that even if I was protecting myself, I would still feel the everlasting guilt of it all. Others feel nothing afterwards; it is just a tally mark on their long line of deaths. Usually, these people are considered to be a psychopath because they have some kind of mental disorder that increases the amount of violence in social behavior. On the other hand, a difference is the time period and technology of that period. And Then There Were None is set in the 1930s on an island off the coast of Britain. While NCIS is filmed during the early 2000s and is still going. The technology is much different between these two time periods, especially the police technology. Many new techniques and inventions are created between then and now that could very much help the people of that time find out who a murderer is, or at least solidify their accusations. Ultimately, the reason for murder is different between the show and the book. In the book, Justice Wargrave murders all of the people because he wanted to create a mystery. He wanted to throw a bottle into the ocean that contained the answer to so many questions unknown to all. And that is what he did, he created a mystery for the police that could go on forever if no one finds the bottle (Christie). But in the show, the marine died because many of the marines were in debt from gambling. A couple other marines cut the