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    The No. 1 Ladies

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    Alexander McCall Smith is the author of The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency and many other books. He was born in Zimbabwe and moved to Scotland when he was 17 to continue his education. He earned 2 degrees in law and then began teaching law. Afterwards‚ he went back to Africa‚ and in 1980 he went to Botswana. While he was in Botswana‚ he founded a law school and he began teaching there. The No.1 Ladies’ Detective Agency is the first book out of a series. The setting of the novel is the country of

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    This allows the viewer closure at the finality of each episode in regards to the crime. Every episode includes a villain‚ that villain changes almost every episode. There is also a hero‚ who is usually a detective; frequently it’s Benson‚ depending on the episode. The show follows a very visualist approach‚ it tend to be quite dark. A lot of camera shots are in dark places with dim lighting. A lot of the show takes place in the precinct or out on an investigation

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    while patrolling a downtown beat in plain clothes‚ Detective McFadden observed two men (later identified as Terry and Chilton) standing on a street corner. The two men walked back and forth an identical route a total of 24 times‚ pausing to stare inside a store window. After the completion of walking the route‚ the two men would meet on the corner; on several occasions the two men were joined by a third man (Katz)‚ who left very quickly. Detective McFadden had specifically worked this downtown beat

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    Although the career interest survey suggests police or detective as a viable career choice‚ horse training is a better career because of the career outlook‚ it’s less dangerous‚ and extra education isn’t required. Eleanor Roosevelt once said‚ “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams” (Lange). Her words mean if someone is passionate about something‚ they will put in the effort to succeed. I agree with Eleanor because‚ without passion‚ there is no motivation to push you

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    In Rodgers analysis of “A Rose for Emily” he states that this is “the classical detective story‚” and he is right; Faulkner’s short story always has you guessing. The story has the reader guessing who is the narrator‚ is it a group of people or one individual who is always watching Miss Emily and just who is Miss Emily in this story. Rodgers compares Faulkner’s writing style to that of Edgar Allen Poe. Rodgers says‚ “It is commonly known that Faulkner learned much about genre-writing from his fellow

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    Being a great detective can be a very hard and dangerous job for the average‚ everyday person. Sherlock Holmes is not an average person though. He has the ability to find out things that other people cannot in a short amount of time. Holmes knows exactly what to look for in each type of crime that he is investigating. It does not matter the size of the crime that has been committed Holmes will find a way to figure it out. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle portrays Sherlock Holmes in The Blue Carbuncle as cunning

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    heinous of crimes. These detectives use any methods at their disposable to catch the culprit and put him behind bars. However‚ with time these methods have changed‚ as have many things‚ but whether or not the change is completely beneficial still remains debatable. This transformation in criminal investigations can be seen clearly through two fictitious characters‚ Sherlock Holmes and Adrian Monk. In the 1800s‚ when the world renowned Sherlock Holmes “existed”‚ detectives relied heavily on their

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    police arrived shortly after‚ there was no sign of forced entry. Detective Michael Lynn saw a strange mark on Melissa’s neck‚ he also found a broken headphone cord in the master bed room. Forensic pathologist Dr. Choi determined from the autopsy that Melissa died of asphyxiation due to strangulation. At around 4:30 pm detective Glenn Stotz began to canvass the neighborhood to see if anyone heard or saw anything. The first house the detective went to was of defendant Linton. Linton was hired a few months

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    intoxication‚ as well as his lack of knowledge to exercise his right to an attorney‚ had a lot to do with his conviction because the police saw him as a vulnerable suspect. In regards to how the detectives treated Larry‚ I can say that they did not treat him with dignity or respect‚ as throughout the interview‚ the detectives tried to show Larry that they had complete control over him and the

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    Big Sleep

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    chosen film adhere to or diverge from the generic convention at play within the genre of the chosen film? ‘The Big Sleep’ (1946) starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall is one of Raymond Chandler’s best hard-boiled detective mysteries transformed in to a Film Noir‚ private detective film classic. The Big Sleep is the best example of a classic Warner Brothers mystery. It is very complex‚ confusing L.A. private eye Phillip Marlowe takes on a blackmail case and follows a trail peopled with murders

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