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Ten Teens Three Days One Killer Quotes

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Conflict: A group of teens that are invited to a 3 day party on an island, start going missing and then are found lifeless, all with different death scenarios. There is only one killer on the island and nobody knows who it is... "Ten teens, Three days, One killer" Theme: The theme of this story is that you cant trust anybody, whether it is a close friend or a complete stranger because you don’t know what people are really capable of. This relates to this story because these teens cant trust anybody when many of them are starting to die and they don’t know who the killer, to them everybody is a suspect. Quotes from the book: "I want to point out that any of us could have committed these murders" "YOU READ MY DIARY???" Setting: This

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