Justice

A major specific in this novel is getting justice for the wrong deeds of people. Whether the characters realize it or not, all the guest in the house have one thing in common, according to the murderer, which is the fact that they are all involved or the reason for someone else’s death, throughout different times in their life. The murderer in the book has invited all the guest of the house for one reason, and that is to get revenge on them for “killing” someone else. The murderer is already expecting death soon for medical reason and decides that he has nothing to lose and decides he wants to go out in a better way. His motivation for making his plan is to get even with people who got away with murder earlier in their life. Even though some of the guests in the house were not directly the cause of someone else’s death, like Emily Brent, the murderer doesn’t necessarily know this, but based on the information the murderer had, they still believed justice was needed. The murderer believes that if these people who got away with murder before die, justice will be served, which is his goal. It is also ironic that the murderer's first name is Justice, and his goal is to get justice.