Owen could be on the island, would be if he was one of the survivors. Justice Wargrave reached the conclusion, the only way Mr. Some of the men had already searched the island, the out buildings, and the house extensively and found no trace of anyone else there. 101)Īfter having discovered the body of General Macarthur, the remaining people on the island gathered to discuss their situation. The boat is late and hope is fading that it will appear at all, which prompts General Macarthur's statement, which proves to be correct. Rogers have already died, causing the others to come to the conclusion a murderer must be on the island. The survivors on the island are looking for the motor boat from the mainland to return and rescue them from the island. "'The motor boat's not coming,' he said." (General Macarthur, chapter 5, p. Rogers fainting, to denials, by several of those in the room, of any criminal activity. The Voice caused various reactions from those assembled, ranging from Mrs. They were terrified by The Voice and what it had to say, because they each were accused of being responsible in some way for the death of people they had come into contact with. This is the opening line from the recording, which read the charges against each of the ten people assembled on the island. " Ladies and gentlemen! Silence, please!" (The Voice, chapter 3, p.
This meant the owners of the island, who were the hosts for the weekend, were unknown to most of the inhabitants of the island.
Owen were put together to form a word, the word it made was unknown. This was the first mystery the guests needed to solve during their stay on the island, but in fact, one person, Justice Wargrave, knew the name was fiction.
The problem was, none of the invitees had ever met the Owens. Owens signed at the bottom of their invitation. Most of the people who were invited to Indian Island had the name of either Mr. "Who were these Owens, he wondered?" (Anthony Marston, chapter 1, p.
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