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The detectives obviously don't know that Mary killed his husband.
The husband wants a divorce
It adds a lot of drama to the story

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1. because we know she mad about the divorce.
2. that she killed him
3. because we know and they dont know.

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1. we know the wife killed her husband, but the others dont.
2. what killed the husband.
3.

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1. Because it was all dramatic like when she hit the man.
2. What we know is that she killed the man.
3. Because when she called

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1) she acted like she didnt know where she was then went right to him acted like she didnt know
2) she killed her husband
3) she goes go the store

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1: we know things others don't...
2: we know who the killer is and what they used...
3: its not as interesting as it is funny...

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1.We knows that she killed her husband and felt guilty.
2.The policemen did not knows that Miss Maloney killed her husband.
3.Because it foreshadows or tell us what will happens later.

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1.the audience knows what the killer used to kill the victim. 2.how the husband died. 3.she plans it out and the policemen never find out who the killer is.

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we know she killed him
that she killed him with a lame leg
bc she how she gets out of a lie

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1.we know she killed him
2.she used a lamb leg to kill patrick
3.that the police ate the weapon that the lady use to kill her husband

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1) I know that Mary had killed her husband & lying from the get go when she called the police.
2) We know the characters in the story didn't know who had killed Patrick.
3) It had make the story more interesting is that the characters know.

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1. When Mary calls the police, she starts crying and she lies to them about what happened and how her husband got killed.
2. We know that Mary killed her husband.
3. Because it adds suspense on what's gonna happen next.

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1. We know something that the characters don't.
2. What we know that the characters don't is that the wife killed her husband with a lamb and afterwords she cooked it for the officers.
3. This makes the story more interesting because she killed her husband on purpose but she's acting innocent.

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1.because we know that she is getting mad over the devorce.
2. that the officers were eating something that she killed her husband with.
3.because she is hiding the evidence by feeding them it.

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1. because we know she is the killer and the other people dont
2. that she is wanting to kill him
3. because she is going to kill him and he dont know

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1. We know that she killed him with the piece of meat and the police don't
2. She killed him
3. it adds a conflict to the story

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1.we know that the police ate lame that she killed her husband with.
2.we know that the husband wanted to devorse the wife.
3.because we already know whats going to happen next.

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1.When we know something the character doesnt know.
2.We know that the lady killed the man with the lamb leg.
3.Because now we have to see if the cops were going to find out or not.

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1) When the police went to her house that's when the dramatic irony initiates.
2) While we know the killer and what she used, the police don't know any of it and she has them eat the evidence/weapon.
3) It makes the story more interesting because she tries to act like everything's normal and she had just come home to find her husband on the floor dead.

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1.When we know something the character doesn't know.
2.We know that the wife killed the husband with the lamb.
3.This makes the story more interesting because the cops and detectives eat the lamb.