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How Is Vera Alone
Vera acts differently from when she’s alone oppose to when she acts in public. To start when Vera is alone she really knows what happens to Cyril and how he died. Vera thinks “The sea that dragged you down to its depths … Drowned-drowned- drowned… No, she wouldn’t remember … she would not think of it!... ”(Christie 33). This shows that she keeps that she killed Cyril on purpose and say that it was an accident. She acts like no clue of how Cyril died and that he just wonder off while she wasn’t looking. When Vera is with others like she had no clue and he just wonders off by himself. Vera said “Cyril Hamilton… he was forbidden to swim out far… one day when my attention was distracted, he started off… I swam after him… I couldn't get there
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