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優(yōu)異精品課件文檔資料WaitingforthePoliceStructureThestorycanbedividedintothreeparts.ThefirstpartisanidlediscussionaboutwhereMr.Wainwrighthasgoneandservestointroducethecharacterswholiveintheboardinghouse.ThesecondpartbeginswhenMr.PenburywalksintotheroomandannouncesthatMr.Wainwrightisdead.ThesuddendeathofMr.WainwrightshockseveryoneexceptMissWicks.Whatfollowsisthemostimportantpart,inwhichMr.Penburydirectsageneralrehearsaloftheiralibiswhiletheyarewaitingforthepolicetoarrive.ThestoryendswhentheyhearfootstepsenteringandhearMr.Wainwright’scough.CharactersinthestoryMrs.Mayton,thelandlady,whoisalwaystryingtokeepeveryonetalking;MissWicks,theoldestwhohasbeenknittingforseventyyearsandpromisestogoonknittingforanotherseventy;MissBella,theyounglovely,whodoesnotseemtobeparticularlysmart;Mr.Calthrop,themiddle-agedman,whoissaidtowalkinhissleepandisdozingoffallthetime.Mr.Penburyis,ofcourse,themostintelligentofthem,whocanbedescribedasthedirectorofthislittlemelodrama.ThestoryhasallthebasicqualitiesofalittlemysterystoryandkeepsusreadersguessingwhohaskilledMr.Wainwrightuntilwecometothesurpriseending,whenwesuddenlyrealizethatwealsohavebeenfooledBasicsofMysterystoryEasier-Amysteryissomethingthatisdifficulttoexplainorunderstand.Mysteriesarealsostorieswhereaproblem,crime,orpuzzlemustbesolved.

Harder-Mysteriesoftencontainsecretsorhiddenqualitiesthatmustbesolved.Theremaybeinformationthatisunknownandmustbeexplained.Professionaldetectivesandsleuthsseekoutcluestosolvemysteries.Tosolveamystery,peoplemustusetheirskillsatdeductivereasoning.Mysteriesareapopulargenreoffiction.Manypeopleenjoyreadingseriesofbooksbythesameauthor.Forexample,SherlockHolmesisaclassicfictionalsleuth.

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