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Crime Fiction is like a piece of cake because it is so good and interesting that we have to finish it.

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mystifying, supernatural, dreamy

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Criminally stealthy, confounding, intensifying

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ominous, deceit, obscure

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Mystery
Supernatural
deceiving

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Delusional, Dire, Doubtful

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Persuasion, detective, anonymous

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Slightly confusing, Entertaining, clever

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Mysterious, weird and

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- sneaky
- clever
- mysterious

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strange
mind-boggling
menacing

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Gripping
Inconclusive
Intriguing

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eerie
unpredictable
concerning

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supernatural
Mystery
worrying

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obscure, miraculous, inexplicable

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Haunting, Weird, Very Sneaky

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suspenseful, dark mystery, sciency

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Sinister
Forbidding
Haunting

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Controlling
Sneaky
captivating

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It is like puzzles; the ones where you have to fit the pieces to make one big picture.

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mysterious
suspenseful
sneaky

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- Mischevious
- Suspensful
- Sneaky

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Crime fiction is like a thrilling puzzle to solve.

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How much did people pay Maraat for him to tell them his future?

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In Crime fiction, you have to solve it out to find the right answer.

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crime fiction is like a mystery, everything is unknown till the end.

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Why has the ending ended like that?

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what happen to maraat to let him use his powers.
why did the author choose the tittle 'the great secret '

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crime fiction is like a

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Did Maraat tell Mr Waters his Future?
How much did people pay Maraat not to tell them their future?

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is like a story unwilling to finish

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the unknown
suspicions
curiosity

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Interesting, mind grabbing, suspense building

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Crime Fiction is like a jigsaw puzzle, you need to put all the pieces of the puzzle together to find the big picture.

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who invented it?
why is it called Gothic fiction?

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How was Maratt so confident in he's not going to get caught by blackmailing people? And why?

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suspicio

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Crime fiction is like a maze, where they try to find the answer.

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Why did the author choose that end for 'The Great Secret'?
What is the earliest known form of Gothic literature?

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Mysterious, weird and unexplainable

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Q1: How did the author get the idea for "The Great Secret?"
Q2: What is going to happen next?

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How did Maraat get his power?
Why did he use his power to bribe people.

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How can he see in the future?
Does he randomly choose people or is it planned?

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how much did the Attorney end up paying for Marrat to tell him his future?
did the Attorney end up in trouble

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how did he get the supernatural power?
what do his eyes look like?
idealistic drawing below

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- What happens next?
- How could he see into the future?
- What could he see in the future?

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1- what happened after the last sentence?
2- where did the idea for the story come from?

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What happens to Maraat after he confessed of all he did?
What did the Attorney do with the information that Maraat gave him?

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What happens to Maraat?
Do they put an end to Maraats blackmailing

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suspenseful

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Crime fiction is like a exciting puzzle

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Crime fiction is like a puzzle with a missing piece.

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Crime fiction is like collecting information for a missing timeline.

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Crime fiction is like trying to find the x on the map

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Crime fiction is like a scavenger hunt. You have the clues and you must try and get to the end.

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Can an unreliable narrator also be a pursued protagonist or villain-hero?

What eventually happens to Maarat?

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Crime fiction is like trying to solve a solve a puzzle without all of the pieces.

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Crime fiction is like a treasure hunt that is very hard to complete.

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why would people want to know when they die?
was Marrat actually supernatural or was it just a trick?

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How much money did Maraat ask for in return for his silence?
Could he really see into the future, or was he just saying that to get what he wanted?

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what would happen next?
does the blackmailing stop

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Why that ending?
What happened to Maraat to get his powers?
Why did he use his powers to bribe people?

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Crime fiction is as encapturing as an unfinisihed novel.

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Crime fiction is like an unopened book. You don't know what is happening unless you unlock the Secrets and open the book.

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1. What happened in the ending?
2. Was Maraat a supernatural person, how did he get his supernatural powers?

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Crime fiction is like a big puzzle waiting to be solved

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crime fiction is like knowledge the more you know the more you don't know.

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Crime fiction is like