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the detective is bad

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It is unlikely, but it depends if it influences the plot.

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its gonna be complicated, but its possible

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I do not think so. If the investigator gets murdered then it would be a very abrupt ending to the story and would provide not a lot of closure.

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What if something seems to be a crime, but is not a crime at all? Are such mystery stories less interesting or satisfying?

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What is a example of mystery?

For example, there are many works on unsolved crimes, unexplainable disappearances of people or groups of people, strange sightings like Bigfoot, the Lochness Monster, and UFOs, or mysterious places that seem to be haunted.

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No.

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If the investigator is the victim, than there will be no investigator to investigate. So it will remain a mystery.

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most of the time

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What if the murderer that murdered the murderer got murdered by a murderer?

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The murderer is, in most stories, only found after he dies because the investigators usually come after the crime has happened.

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What Is A Mystery?

Solving the unexplainable is a tale as old as time.

Mystery Fiction is a genre all its own, like Romance or Science Fiction. It has a well-defined story arc, heroes, villains, and plenty of excitement. Here’s how we define Mystery Fiction, a look at its history, and some popular types.

“Mystery” Definition

A mystery is simply an unsolved question and the attempt to answer it. In literature, this mystery is often a crime, but anything unexplainable can inspire a great mystery novel.

Like all genre fiction, Mystery follows a formula, one that readers expect. The thing that must happen: something unexplainable. It could be a crime, a disappearance, or the impossible arrival of something or someone. (Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl checks several of these boxes.) Once the mystery is declared, an investigation begins. Clues and witnesses are gathered; suspects emerge. At some point, everything will go off the rails thanks to red herrings or last-minute alibis.

Eventually, the investigation takes a giant leap forward — whether it’s a crucial clue or a tortured confession — and, at last, the mystery is solved. But that’s not necessarily the end of the story. If a crime has been committed, the criminal needs to be caught. If someone disappeared, they need to be found. And, of course, all villains should receive the punishment they deserve.

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No. You could be the culprit without meaning it For example, some random person lost his pen. Another random person assumed that the pen was his since he had a pen like that so he took it.
The second guy is the culprit, since he took the pen but he did not do it on purpose and had no bad intentions.

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no

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So that the story would be more interesting and longer.

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why do people commit murderers, what satisfaction do they get, and haven't they seen many stories where muderers were caught, what makes them think they are so big brain as to kill someone and get away with it

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why do people commit murderers, what satisfaction do they get, and haven't they seen many stories where muderers were caught, what makes them think they are so big brain as to kill someone and get away with it

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What do all mysteries have in common?

A mystery is simply an unsolved question and the attempt to answer it. In literature, this mystery is often a crime, but anything unexplainable can inspire a great mystery novel. Like all genre fiction, Mystery follows a formula, one that readers expect. The thing that must happen: something unexplainable.

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So that there is something to solve for the investigator.

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Crime is currently a popular genre in mystery stories as there are a lot of movies/ things in other topics related to crime, and there is not much to write if the mystery is not deep enough, and crime is easy to deepen as you can just add more suspects and red herrings.

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How does the writer write a mystery story?

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How does the writer write a mystery story?

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Does the detective always solve the crime?

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Does the mystery have to be solved?

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i hope so

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I think that most types of mysteries are murders because they are the easiest to think about.

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no it does not

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If the investigator is the victim, some elements of the story may be lost, like the investigator interviewing the victim.

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Uh...Yeah, I suppose. But I think it will be pretty difficult to write.

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No, they can be good and have good intentions, but they just try to solve the problem wrongly

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Is it necessary to have a solution for every mystery story? Does the criminal have to be caught?

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Maybe?

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What happens if the detective is not able to solve mysteries?

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What are 5 essential elements of an mystery story?These five components are: the characters, the setting, the plot, the problem, and the solution. These essential elements keep the story running smoothly and allow the clues to the solution of the mystery to be revealed in a logical way that the reader can follow.

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can a mystery story never be solved?

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Why does the detective ALWAYS solve the problem?

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Crime occurring at night will have less bystanders, and so criminals can get away easier.

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How do investigators find out who committed the crime?

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Can the investigator get murdered by the murderer?

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How do you make the plot interesting, to engage the reader?

Is it always that the mystery is solved?

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people like the good guys winning

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What if the murderer is only found after he dies?

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Does the criminal always have to be bad or have bad intentions?

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To provide closure to the story.

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Why do people want to commit crime? What is wrong with their minds. Why would they leave fingerprints or evidences? Why don't they wear gloves? How do detectives manage to solve mysteries?

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Why does most mysteries that involve crime occur at night?

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What is the purpose of a mystery story?  Ans :All-in-all, mystery is a type of fiction that involves a detective solving a crime. They can do this by finding clues, checking alibis, and examining suspects. A mystery work's purpose is to solve the proposed crime with a satisfying resolution, and it is up to the creator to make that experience memorable

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Why do criminals get caught at the end of the story? Wouldn't it be more interesting if a criminal escapes the arm of the law? (Andrew)

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Why do criminals get caught at the end of the story? Wouldn't it be more interesting if a criminal escapes the arm of the law? (Andrew)

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Does the culprit of a mystery story need to be a criminal?

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Is there an optimal balance between chance and solving clues in a mystery story to make it interesting?

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Why do most of the mystery stories involve killings or disappearances?

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Why do the detectives always manage to solve mysteries?

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What makes a mystery story?

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why does most mystery stories have murders?

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How does the investigator manage to solve aa baffling, almost no logic case ? Is it by logic, or by chance, or by a coincidence that someone accidentally utters out the evidence?

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why do there need to be more than 1 suspect?

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What happens when a character takes on two roles at once?
Examples, Investigator as Victim

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How often do you solve a mystery? Are you mysterious? Why is life such a mystery? Do you think people in relationships should keep some mystery between them?

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- Why does most mystery stories involve crime?

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1. All contributions are accepted without judgement.
2. The goal is the large number of ideas or questions.
3. Building on other classmates' ideas is encouraged.

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Key in your questions and answer your classmates questions!

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Key in your questions and answer your classmates questions!

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This Padlet will be used to track learning regarding the mystery genre.

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Think about mysteries. What questions could be asked about mysteries?

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Think about mysteries. What questions could be asked about mysteries?