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    seeks to solve the mystery which has befallen on his neighbour’s pet dog. However‚ as he ventures out to find the murderer‚ he finds out another mystery which involves his mother who he had thought was dead. In the end‚ as Christopher finds out about his mother’s existence and his father’s relation to the death of the dog‚ he starts to feel insecure and makes an extraordinary trip to meet his mother. Eventually‚ he slowly starts to gain trust in his father once again and the mysteries are solved. However

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    Values

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    his morals. Values identify the way a person lives. Ethics are the codes or standards of conduct expected by the group to which the individual belongs. Intriguing Giant Panda Mysteries While most adore their fluffy fur and round heads‚ which help give them their cuddly bear quality‚ others are fascinated by the many mysteries of the giant panda. Did you know that the giant panda may actually be a raccoon‚ they have an opposable pseudo thumb‚ and that they’re technically a carnivore even though their

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    “This world is a wilderness in which we may get our station changed‚ but the move will be out of one wilderness station unto another.” (Munro 336) This enigmatic quote; a part of ‘A Wilderness Station’ one of the stories in the anthology-‘Carried Away’ by Alice Munroe‚ not only justifies the title but also sets us onward through the journey into the unique sensations of Post-colonial feminist sensibilities that Munroe lends so easelessly to her work. The term‚ ‘wilderness’ and the desperate sense

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    an island. All guilty of murder. Each are dying one at a time left and right. Who is causing all of this‚ why are we here? In‚ “And Then There Were None”‚ a fiction mystery novel by Agatha Christie 10 guests are invited to Indian Island. Each guest dies one by one and leaves the remaining guests in fear and suspicion. In this mystery novel‚ the main conflict is person versus person‚ otherwise known as the guests versus the murderer. All the guests that are invited to the island are guilty of killing

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    Our objective for the Sherlock Holmes Experiment was to illustrate that some chemicals can be identified or differentiated by simple chemical tests‚ such as solubility‚ pH‚ or color tests. In our group we had to test come common powders such as Alka-Seltzer‚ baking soda‚ flour‚ Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)‚ and salt. Other chemicals that were used to do this experiment were vinegar‚ and Iodine 2 Solution. The equipment used to do this experiment was red litmus paper‚ and 5 test tubes per group.

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    revolutionized literature with his use of Gothic elements in his writings to give the audience a sense of fear and mystery. His use of setting in many of his works‚ was a key component in creating that sense of fear and mystery. Poe’s used setting as a Gothic element to create a sense of mystery‚ isolation‚ and the fear of the unknown. In many of his works‚ Edgar Allan Poe created a sense of mystery

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    of his father‚ the reappearance of his father as a ghost‚ and his mother’s recent incestuous marriage. Throughout the whole soliloquy‚ Shakespeare utilizes a meditative tone‚ depressing metaphors‚ and frequent repetition to create the theme the mystery of death. The “To be or Not To Be” soliloquy implements a meditative tone where Hamlet is faced with a serious decision. He is overwhelmed with his family situation and his vengeance against Claudius. As a result he considers

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    in part three Miss Emily buys arsenic and nobody knows why she just asked for poison. In the fourth part Homer Barron just disappears and is not seen again. In the fifth and final part of the story the reader finally has the ah-ha moment and the mysteries begin to connect. The reader can connect why there was a bad smell coming from the house‚ the reason why Miss Emily bought arsenic‚ and the sudden disappearance of Homer Barron with the ending in part

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    Bermuda Triangle The Bermuda Triangle is one of the biggest mysteries in the world. Since Christopher Columbus discovered it in 1492‚ there have been numerous airplanes‚ ships‚ and vessels to “disappear” in the middle of the triangle. There are many theories about what could have happened to these missing ships‚ but no one really knows what is out there for sure. Some say that the lost city of Atlantis is at he bottom of the Atlantic Ocean; some say there are Aliens. Others believe

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    Is it important to always solve a mystery? While some would agree that a mystery isn’t a mystery unless you know the ending others would say that not knowing is the mystery within itself. In the passage O’Brien strikes at many different points that all seem to make you wonder at the beginning to the end and even at the end still leaving your mind at an unclear standpoint. Everything in this passage is a mind game at war there is no clear view to any point given. THESIS In ‘‘The Magic Show‚’’ by

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