And Then There Were None

by

Agatha Christie

William Henry Blore Character Analysis

An ex-police inspector who is tricked into coming to the island when he is told that he is supposed to protect Mrs. Owen's jewels from a thief. In his past Blore, in order to gain a promotion for himself, sent an innocent man named Landor to a penal colony, where he died. Blore is practical and careful, but he has very little imagination, which is possibly a reason why he was not able to get promoted on his own merit. In spite of his careful observance of the guests, he is always guessing the wrong person as the murderer and he is not careful enough to avoid his own death.

William Henry Blore Quotes in And Then There Were None

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Chapter 2 Quotes

He might have noticed that a curious constraint came over the other members of the party. It was as though the mention of their host and hostess had a curiously paralyzing effect on the guests.

Related Characters: William Henry Blore
Page Number: 25
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William Henry Blore Quotes in And Then There Were None

The And Then There Were None quotes below are all either spoken by William Henry Blore or refer to William Henry Blore. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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Chapter 2 Quotes

He might have noticed that a curious constraint came over the other members of the party. It was as though the mention of their host and hostess had a curiously paralyzing effect on the guests.

Related Characters: William Henry Blore
Page Number: 25
Explanation and Analysis: