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- suspect Rogers = classist, he has no real motive or opportunity

- suspect Brent or Claythorne = thinking about motive and twists, not getting how their minds work, amateur detective

- suspect Armstrong = smart if you don’t know it’s a murder mystery, if you know it’s a murder mystery you should know it’s too obvious

- suspect a dead person = understand twists but not satisfying endings

- suspect someone not in the 10 = not getting how mysteries work

- suspect Lombard = smart choice, works super well with structure of mystery

- suspect Wargrave = same with more nuance as clear psychology and motive

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