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…situation, but there is also Tom Robinson and Ms. Dubose to take into consideration. Boo Radley was kind of a mysterious character, as the townspeople didn’t know much about him. In “People said he existed, but Jem and I had never seen him,” (8) Lee shows…

…was inferior to them, and then followed to host a lunch for his family on top of his makeshift casket. Later on in the story, the professor that taught these two students of the Nietzschian philosophies solved the mystery of the missing guest of the party, and went…

…In Susan Glaspell's play Trifles (1163), she tells a story of mystery and intrigue, surrounding an apparent murder. The setting is in the early twentieth century and it appears to be cold, maybe late fall or the dead of winter. Either way the mood…

…Treasure Island is a story based in the days of sea adventures and pirates, and is narrated by a young boy, Jim Hawkins. The story begins at the Admiral Benbow Inn, home of Jim Hawkins and his family. A mysterious stranger, who calls himself…

…and, after Sikes escapes, is taken in by the women who live there, Mrs. Maylie and her beautiful adopted niece Rose. They grow fond of Oliver, and he spends an idyllic summer with them in the countryside. But Fagin and a mysterious man named Monks are set…

…The killing of John F. Kennedy is still a mystery today. It is proven that Lee Harvey Oswald was the killer, but it is not understood why he did it. After reading two different magazine articles on the shootings of JFK I found slight differences of bias…

…character to be quite dark and mysterious. The lighting is dark and muted, which expresses a melancholic mood. Her make up is plain and there is no emphasis on particular features. Jane is staring into the camera, which is meant to engage the audience. The scene…

…the sophistication of her character, Evelyn. It might be just the manner and the way women carried themselves in this era of time but nonetheless, I love it. She plays a woman who is, above all, mysterious. She is good at hiding what she needs to and letting a little…

…is the meaninglessness of life. Everyone should enjoy life as it is given to us, but in Eliot’s poem life is portrayed as being feckless. The whole tone of this poem is dark and mysterious, suggesting death and a lack of purpose. In the quote “behaving as the wind behaves…

…Underneath the blue baseball hat embroidered with a awhite logo lies the mystery of a boy in the midst of becoming a man. Thin blan spikes surface his oval shaped head forming what is left of his shaved head. His dark brown eyebrows form almost…