Cause/Effect

Author's Note: People are dying, one by one. No one can trust the person in the same room as them. I wrote about the cause and effect, about the book And Then There Were None, by Cecily Von Ziegesar.

In the book, And Then There Were None, is about a bunch of people who go to an island called Indian Island. But these aren't the normal type of people though. Everyone who's at this island has a dark past with too many secrets, all of them leading up to a murder. The main cause is that people are constantly dying and no one knows who is killing them. Every day, and every night, Indian Island gets more and more suspicious. and when only two people are left, they have no choice but to believe that the other person with them is the killer. 

With the cause being that a person that is killing everyone on Indian Island, the main effect is the people finding out who the murder really is. Ten people started on the island and after three people are dead people begin to learn their own believes on who really is the murder. Nobody believes the murder is a woman because they don't think a woman is capable of killing other people. They soon loose trust towards everyone, until there is no one left. And they never really would know the true killer of the people on Indian Island.