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…. In Children of the Corn what happened to the town of Gatlin and the rest of the children? Was the town ever repopulated with adults? Of course the mystery in the story of Young Goodman Brown the main question of the story, was there ever really a meeting or did he…

…by the incredible sunsets and sunrises; the detail of the personas; and the dazzling mysteries of spell casting. The beauty of Norrath is something to behold and the detail of the lands and cities is exceptional. Nothing in the game, however, is as wonderful…

…. Lopera had tracked 12 interrelated families living in Columbia, all suffering from a mysterious early-onset form of dementia. Kosik agreed to assist Lopera in a search for the gene mutation responsible for what they were to find was a rare from of Alzheimer's…

…Gilman," was published almost immediately after her death. Gilman had a novel that was unpublished for a couple of years, people referred to as a mystery novel. "The Feminist Press" published it in 1997. Gilman and her creative works were forgotten for many…

…the answers to the DNA mystery. The Human Genome Project was conceived to help us find out how to diagnose, and discover a cure to any and all of the diseases that plague mankind. The premise being that all of the scientists involved would share, freely…

…between the ages of 20 and 30. In doing so, Fitzgerald provides a vision of the "youth and mystery that wealth imprisons and preserves" (157). Throughout the novel Nick finds himself surrounded by lavish mansions, fancy cars, and an endless supply of material…

…Operation The day was as normal as ever, I went to school and got back from school peacefully, until some thing happened. I found some sort of mysterious objects that is in my left hand while I was writing my fifth grade homework. I stopped doing my…

…Shirley Jackson's short story is one of suspense and mystery. The story starts in a very sunny tone and this happiness quickly ebbs away into mounting anxiety and the finally to death as the story closes in on the climax and the end of the story…

…is a mystery, but there are numerous instances supporting and disputing his madness. Throughout the play, many characters find themselves questioning the sanity of Prince Hamlet. Ever since the death of his father, Hamlet has become increasingly melancholic…

…is a man called Goodman Brown. He is changed in the story by the people of Salem. He is happily married to a young woman named Faith. Goodman Brown is about to take a journey through the woods with a mysterious elder man. Before leaving, Faith begs him to stay…