Anthony Marston

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Anthony Marston is a handsome, reckless young playboy whose arrogance and carelessness make him one of the early victims in Agatha Christie’s mystery novel "And Then There Were None."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
accusedOfCrime killing John and Lucy Combes
appearsIn And Then There Were None NERFINISHED
appearsInAdaptation film adaptations of And Then There Were None
stage adaptations of And Then There Were None
appearsInGenre mystery novel
associatedWithTheme carelessness
moral irresponsibility
youthful recklessness
attitudeTowardCrime indifferent
causeOfDeath poisoning
characterTrait arrogant
careless
handsome
reckless
creator Agatha Christie NERFINISHED
crimeType vehicular manslaughter
deathOrderInStory early victim
diesAfterDrinking poisoned drink
drinks whiskey and soda
drivingStyle dangerous
fast
firstPublicationContext And Then There Were None (1939 novel) NERFINISHED
gender male
invitedToLocation Soldier Island NERFINISHED
mannerOfDeath sudden
narrativeFunction illustrates consequences of reckless behavior
one of ten guests on Soldier Island
nationality British
roleInWork victim
showsRemorseForCrime no
socialStatus playboy
summonedBy U. N. Owen NERFINISHED
transportUsedInCrime car
victimsOfCrime John Combes NERFINISHED
Lucy Combes NERFINISHED

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And Then There Were None hasCharacter Anthony Marston