And Then There Were None/Headscratchers: Difference between revisions

** This goes back to the British class system of the time: Rogers (who is repeatedly shown to be an intensely conventional and unimaginative man) 'knows his place', and it isn't with the company, regardless of the situation. Granted, this is probably dependent more on Christie's readers accepting this stereotype than the validity of the type itself.

** To be fair, [[The Movie]] fixed this:

''Everyone:'' NO! }}

** Plus, would it had done much good? He would still be on a island with an axe crazy murderer.