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There are many conflicts in this story and they all occurs after someone’s death and the conflicts seems to be very similar everytime. Everyone gets frightened, Dr. Armstrong determines the cause of the person’s death, they all suspect each other, judge Wargrave who pretty much is the leader lays out evidence and organizes the discussion in the group, then someone or some of them are suspected for the murder. After that everyone are very vigilant. Time passes and then the murderer strikes again and then there are new suspects. It might not be the same everytime, but many times in the story it is like that. As they get fewer and fewer the conflicts will change and look a bit differently. An internal conflict in the book is for example when the characters look at each other to figure out who the murderer is and also figure out why the murders are happening.