Emily Brent dies in Chapter 15 of Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None."
From an injection with potassium cyanide into her neck, made to resemble a bee sting (to fit the corresponding verse of the nursery rhyme).
She did not have an occupation, but she likes to get in to everyone elses business. If she finds anything wrong with a person, and she always does, Miss Brent is quick to let you know you're wrong doings.
In Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None," Emily Brent dies on page 122 in most editions. She is killed by a hypodermic syringe, which is inserted into her neck, reflecting the novel's theme of justice and retribution. Her death occurs as the characters are systematically eliminated one by one, heightening the suspense of the story.
Nathaniel Brent died in 1652.
Brent Malone died in 2004.
Brent Spence died in 1967.
Tommy Brent died in 2011.
Brent Darby died in 2011.
Brent Spencer died in 1828.
Charles Brent died in 1929.
Charlotte Brent died in 1802.
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