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What Are The Similarities Between Guilty And Victim Rights
They have similarities like the characters, genre, and plot. First, both protagonists in both of the books reacted the same way. In the book Guilty, Finn learned that his stepmother and birth mother died, he then tried to find the killer. In the book Victim Rights, Dooley learned that the guy who raped his girlfriend was found dead, he then tried to find the murderer. Second, both were based on the same genre which is the mystery. Both books are about killing which made them about mysteries. Last, both books had the same plot. In Guilty, the story started with the introduction of the characters, then the death of his stepmother and birthmother. Later, Finn found out that the murdered was his dad. In Victim Rights, the story started by Dooley

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