The mystery novel And Then There Were None, an amazing one, was written by Agatha Christie. The story goes on with the way Christie is good at, with the thrilling and twisting plots. The novel was then made into a film which didn't disappoint me.

Only ten people on the island, but people died one by one every day, and the murder was nowhere to be found. He or she maybe a stranger or among them. These ten people knew nothing about each other, their having different careers and background. The only thing they had in common was that they were charged with crimes from the very beginning. For instance, the female teacher who was ever a young, beautiful and promising teacher, witnessed a little boy(her student) drowning in water but didn't save him, just for her selfish motives. Such is human nature that a great many people, not only this woman, are always willing to sacrifice everything even human life for achieving their aims. As it did in the case of these ten people, they suffered a lot from what they deserved. And maybe we can live with hope and faith because the world always accompanies the justice. But how should justice manifest itself, the way shown in the movie?

I don't think so.