Who Was Responsible For Mr Brady's Death

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In the book And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie, Mrs.Rogers and her husband are both guilty of Jennifer Brady’s death. On May 6th 1929 the night of Jennifer Brady’s death, Mr and Mrs.Rogers were at Miss.Brady’s house. That night there was a storm, and Jennifer Brady was ill. Rogers tried to call the doctor, but the telephone was out of order. So Mr.Rogers went out by foot to go get the doctor. But by the time Mr.Rogers got the doctor to Miss.Brady it was too late. She had passed away. Mr and Mrs.Rogers are guilty of killing Jennifer Brady who was once there former employer Jennifer Brady, an old, sick woman who died one stormy night. Because of Mr and Mrs. Rogers who couldn't get the doctor to come one time. Mr Rogers tells everyone that they got a small amount of Jennifer Rogers will. Mrs.Rogers never told the story from her point of view. But she followed alone with everything Mr.Rogers said. Everyone of the 10 people that went to indian island was responsible for someone else's death. Mr and Mrs Rogers were responsible for Jennifer Brady’s death. By the end of there trip at Indian Island all the characters …show more content…
Rogers and her husband claimed they tried to save Jennifer Brady. But they didn't save her. They wanted to seem innocent so they made a plan by having Miss. Brady be killed on a stormy night, by having the phone be out of order they couldn’t be able to reach the doctor. Then when Miss. Brady was about to die Mr.Rogers decided to go by foot to get the doctor. But as the doctor arrives it was too late. Mrs rogers and her husband were happy and got a small amount of Miss Brady’s money. In the book it quotes “We couldn't get the doctor to her. I went for him, sir, on foot. But he got there too late” (63). That quote proves that they could’t get the doctor to come to Miss Brady. So Mr.Rogers decided to go get the doctor by foot. If he went by foot that probably took a long time to get the doctor. By the time he got the doctor it was too

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