Agatha Christie. Ten little Indians (№ 350343)

- Her own shamelessness, her sin is what prompted her to suicide. If she had behaved like a decent girl, nothing like this would happen.
She turned to Faith. In her eyes there was no trace of remorse: they strictly looked at Faith with a consciousness of his innocence. Emily Brent sat on the summit of Negro island, clad in the armor of self-righteousness. Frail old maid no longer seemed funny to the Faith. It seemed to her terrible.