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Journal Entry #4 And Then There Were None 12/7/09 In this part of the book I think I would like to be sure that I will be safe. It would be hard to trust anyone since everyone is being killed. I think the killer is someone that we haven’t heard much about, so probably not the visitors, or Owens, but more like the boatman, or someone who “died” in the beginning that just pretended to be dead. I am pretty sure if I was there, after the whole bee and needle thing, I would have made a run for it. But not tell anyone, and leave in the dead of the night so that no one knew. That way if someone around them is the killer they would not know where I went because they can’t read my mind. I think that this book will have a weird twist to it. Meaning something unexpected will happen, or the killer will be someone unexpected. It leads you to believe something but really it isn’t what you think. I think that when Mrs. Brent got killed that it was a very thought out and smart way of killing someone. She could clearly hear the bee and see it, and she was getting dizzy so of course people would think that the bee killed her. But then you have to look harder and see the needle. But having the bee and the buzzing would make it easier to kill her, because of course she just thought it was a bee, not her death coming to her. This book is somewhat hard for me to understand, but I am trying to understand it while I read. It is a little confusing for me and I am not a very good reader. But when I finally grasp what’s going on I like it. I liked these last few chapters the most, just because of the bee and how I think that was well thought out.