Philip Lombard

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Philip Lombard is a daring, morally ambiguous former soldier and adventurer who becomes one of the central suspects in Agatha Christie's mystery novel "And Then There Were None."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Agatha Christie character
fictional character
literary character
accusationContext record played after dinner on Soldier Island
accusedOf causing the deaths of East African tribesmen
appearsIn And Then There Were None NERFINISHED
appearsInAdaptation film adaptations of And Then There Were None
stage adaptations of And Then There Were None
television adaptations of And Then There Were None
appearsOn Soldier Island NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme guilt and justice
moral responsibility
survival
characterTrait courageous
daring
morally ambiguous
resourceful
self-preserving
createdBy Agatha Christie NERFINISHED
deathLocation Soldier Island NERFINISHED
diesIn And Then There Were None NERFINISHED
firstAppearance And Then There Were None NERFINISHED
gender male
invitedToIslandBy U. N. Owen NERFINISHED
isSuspectedBy other guests on Soldier Island
languageOfWork English
literaryGenre crime fiction
mystery fiction
mannerOfDeath shot by Vera Claythorne
moralAlignment ambiguous
narrativeFunction foil to Vera Claythorne
red herring suspect
nationality British
occupation adventurer
soldier
partOf cast of ten guests on Soldier Island
relationshipWith Vera Claythorne NERFINISHED
roleInWork central suspect in a murder mystery
setIn Devon coast (offshore island) NERFINISHED
trusts Vera Claythorne NERFINISHED
weaponAssociatedWith revolver

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And Then There Were None hasCharacter Philip Lombard