That night was the first time I got on the very last train on my way home. I really don't want to do this again, but the play was exciting, I like it.
To Mari
I feel like you too, that play was a little difficult. So, maybe this is not true.
I think Mr.Wargrave wanted to judge those person by his hand. He is a judge, but you know, he don't have a right to do the judgment actually. Maybe he has something wrong in his mind. And about Ms.Claythorne. In past, she concerned with her uncle's(?) death. She loved him, but unfortunately she killed him. All people who were there have killed somebody, so there was nothing personally thing between Mr.Wargrave and Ms.Claythorne.
I'm sorry if there is something wrong. I think Mr.Armstrong will give us the answer. Have a good holidays!
