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…to this inevitable but satisfying conclusion of every tale of mystery and suspense. The thrill of the genre is the getting there, and We'll Meet Again's plot provides more than enough twists and turns to keep readers guessing. One of the conventions of the mystery genre…

…for the ministry. Marlowe's life was surrounded in mystery, it is possible he was not only an author, but a spy. The issue that is most surrounded in mystery is what did he write and what did Shakespeare write. Marlowe has been a strong contender for the authorship some…

…much into details. To me hinging means so many different things in life, I can't really begin to describe. One way of describing it is mysterious; it fascinates me because I love mysterious things. It's like a scary story being told to you and you are so…

…. In "Once by the Pacific" he uses a scheme of starting with a storm, but it turns out to be more than just a storm (line 1-5). It turns out to be mysterious, because something doesn't like the way the shore is backed by the cliff, or the way the continent backs…

…is not love<Tab/> Romantic feeling is a candle, when it lit it burns bright and continues to burn until there is nothing left. When a person is in romantic feeling, there is passion, mystery, and integrity. Once the passion is gone, all the mysteries…

…. She would prefer to stay at home and be taught by her father, but this is against the law. As time goes by, Scout and Jem find some mysterious presents in the knothole of an old tree on the Radley place, leading to fascination with the mysterious Boo Radley…

…sense the nameless cause of these effects. The cause and the effects are aspects of the same, one thing. They are both mysterious and profound. At their most mysterious and profound point lies the "Gate of the Great Truth". Chapter 2 -Making things ugly When…

…will probably remain a mystery until it actually happens. The scientists can predict all they want, but the truth of the matter is that something as un-flowing as population cannot be predicted exactly. Life and death are mysteries that as humans we may never…

…In Nathaniel Hawthorne's, "The Blithedale Romance", we see that Miles Coverdale is lost in his feelings for Zenobia, an exotic woman, Priscilla, a mysterious young girl, and Hollingsworth, a philanthropist. Coverdale moves to Blithedale feeling displaced…

…is dark, the air is chilling, and the characters speak of "the bitter cold," (p. 9, ln.8). This evokes a mood of foreboding and mystery. At one point, Fransisco ends his watch thankfully because, "he is sick at heart," (p.9, Ln. 10). Shortly after…