Supporting characters in this novel include the butler Rogers and Anthony Marston, a drunken playboy who ran over two children in an accident.
A video game based on this novel features the made-up protagonist "Patrick" and changes the ending to have the villainy being committed by a religious fanatic. A famous Rene Clair film adaptation of this novel changes the ending to have the villain kill himself while muttering "Never trust a woman." Supporting characters in this novel include the butler Rogers and Anthony Marston, a drunken playboy who ran over two children in an accident. The main part of this novel ends after Vera Claythorne hangs herself after shooting soldier of fortune Philip Lombard. In a postscript to this novel, it is revealed that Justice Wargrave was actually the killer, meting out justice for perceived unpunished sins. For 10 points, name this Agatha Christie novel about ten people who are being killed off one by one by the mysterious U.N. Owen, who is inspired by a popular children's rhyme.
A video game based on this novel features the made-up protagonist "Patrick" and changes the ending to have the villainy being committed by a religious fanatic.
And Then There Were None [accept Ten Little Indians or Ten Little Niggers]