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Ten Little Indians Differences

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Ten Little Indians and Then There was None.

Dawson P.

There was a more differences between the book and the movie than there was similarities, but the way it or they compare is very similar.

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The book and the movie are very different but very similar here are the similarities. They all die the same way as in the book except Lombard and Anne. Mr. Blore and Dr. Armstrong name and crime didn 't change in the movie, so they had the same names and same crimes as in the book and movie. By the way Philip Lombard still has the revolver, it also get stolen by the murder then it reappears in the tower. In the movie and the book both of the judges made a murder mystery. Also the statues of the Indians disappear in both the movie and the

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