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…book. It was a very suspenseful and thrilling mystery novel. The one thing I did not like about the book I Know What You Did Last Summer was how the author Lois Duncan had written the point of views. One time, she told the story from Barry’s point of view…

…Silence is a very profound and very mysterious subject. The very element of silence and the loss of silence, otherwise known as noise, or the effect of silence on things are outside of the known realities. Man can write a lifetime about silence and still…

…. Listen to them when you have some free time. At first it will seem useless as every word is a complete mystery, but slowly you will begin to recognize one word then another, until you are identifying the gist of entire sentences. Remember that this is how you…

…fairly close. The plot, for those like me who haven’t read the book, involves around the mysterious Chamber of Secrets being opened and a monster being unleashed that is paralyzing students. Of course Harry and his best pals Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger…

…Ambrose Bierce was an American newspaper columnist, satirist, essayist, short-story writer, and novelist, an enigmatic figure, and some say he was simply a cold-hearted bitter person. His death is still a mystery, but in 1913 Bierce set off for Mexico…

…with one of the men in the village but the child's father's identity is a mystery to every person in the town except for Hester and the man. As punishment for her sins Hester is ordered to wear a single letter, in scarlet, on the front of her dress. The letter…

…this mysterious type of lightning is. It appears during thunderstorms and is described as being a floating, illuminated sphere. The only real source of information on this wonder is from eye witnesses. It can be quiet or it could produce a loud cracking hissing noise…

…the fog and filthy air.” This statement includes both images of supernatural (hover) and images of weather (fog and filthy air). The witches are a main source of the supernatural occurrences in the play. They also give an impression of fear, horror and mystery…

…the opportunity to express how he or she feels. Unfortunately, Puritan society did not permit this kind of expression, thus people like Hester Prynne and Arthur Dimmesdale sought other means of relief. Luckily, Hawthorne provides a sanctuary in the form of a mysterious…

…made their fortunes too recently to have established social connections and who are prone to garish displays of wealth. Nick's next-door neighbor in West Egg is a mysterious man named Jay Gatsby, who lives in a gigantic Gothic mansion and throws extravagant…