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…the words “there must be more money” (292). The boy, Paul, even hears the voice in the springs of his rocking horse. The mother of the beautiful haunted house constantly wants more money. Paul discovers that when he rides his rocking horse hard he mysteriously…

…, are talking and gathering some things to take to Mrs. Wright at the jail. The men desire to find something concrete, but in their simple acts, the women find the real proof. Although Trifles concerns a murder investigation, the story is not a mystery of finding…

…is somewhat a mystery. He was born in Warren County in New York and his parents might have been Irish immigrants. His middle name was even a mystery, when asked what the “B” stood for he said that he inserted it because it seemed “more distinguished.” When he…

…to explain the mysterious power of the cosmos [Te], a concept virtually unheard of in the Western world, translated as “actionless action” [Wu Wei], the being who has mastered wu wei [the Sage], and the way itself [Tao] – things which to the untrained eye…

…different indigenous groups residing in the country. They are by far the most exciting and mysterious aspects of Ecuador. Several of these nations refuse contact with outsiders, fearing the corruption and annihilation of their sacred culture. Other groups…

…and bright red shirt of the sleazy car salesman, the typical car salesman attire), and the pair of wings worn by Pamela Maude throughout the performance is a good representation of her character. Pamela is a girl that is so addicted in Mystery Novels that she…

…are in certain plays. In the plays of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare and Antigone by Sophocles, this mystery exist. Would the antagonist in the play Antigone, be Antigone herself, or is it the character of Creon? Is Juliet the antagonist in Romeo and Juliet…

…that they are just as susceptible to accepting the local gossip about the mysterious character as any other child in that situation. Furthermore, we learn that Scout looks to Jem for support and wisdom, like a little sister looking up to a big brother would. Though his…

…though Santiago feels as if his struggle with the marlin and the sea might kill him, it has united him and the fish. Through their bond as creatures, he now understands the mysteries of the sea and her creatures. He now feels compassion towards the marlin…

…for goals. An aim to work forward to, something to be achieved... . What mysteries that a non-scientist can grasp are there left on Earth? When Kennedy promised the American public that in ten years men would walk on the moon, he gave them more than an estimate…