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I think the setting is important because it has a way of making the story more mysterious. For example they are on some far away island, that is hard to get too and they are in a huge house that is hard to find clues in. When they are hiding in their rooms and block the doors and stuff it reminds me of when I used to do that when me and my brother would fight with each other. If I were Mrs. Brent i would run away from the mansion. Just run off into the island and see what other things I could find. I would not want to stay there where the killer knows where I am. I think it is really smart that Mrs. Brent is keeping the journal, that will make it easier to put clues together and try and understand who the next victim in, maybe there is an order, or sequence? By the end of the book I think that everyone will die and the killer will be someone we would least expect, like the boat guy, or it is Mr. Owen but having someone do the work for him. It seems like there is a lot of confusion in this story, no one truly knows what is going on and that is kind of what life is everyday. You may think you know what is going on, but sometimes things change unexpectedly that make you have to rethink and start over.