Did you expect the conclusion/culprit to be who/what it was? If so, what was some evidence. If not, what led you to believe otherwise?
I expected Bushy Trott to be the culprit for the fabric factory robbery of the recipe for the fabric because he had worked at both factories and knew the recipes for the fabric making. I half suspected that he plagiarized the music because there were a lot possible people who committing the crime and the evidence did not lead directly to Bushy Trott.
2. What was the mystery and how did the character solve it?
The mystery was that Mr. March’s son was a composer of songs that never got published, the songs were kept in the old attic of Mr. March’s house. He heard his sons songs on the radio and the composer's name was not Mr. March’s son's name. Someone had stolen the original music and got it published, and they said it was there when it wasn’t Nancy took an in the crime and
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Nancy looked in the attic for the music that was published she looked for papers of music Mr. March’s son had composed and tried to find the songs that were published. Nancy found a note the red Riggin can’t you find another good song? From. L in the attic. Riggin was Bushy Trotts real first name the L at the end of the note stands for Lally which is Ben Lally, Bushy Trott sold one of Mr. March’s songs that he said were his to him, Ben Lally was desperate for a good song or two because he didn’t like any of his songs he composed. So one of the songs Bushy Trott sold to him, Nancy found this out when they figured out that it was Bushy Trott that did it, and he confessed and told him what he did and why there were two different composers. Along with this, Nancy’s father Carson Drew a lawyer, came invloed with a mystery about two fabric companies that had the exact same fabrics, he believed one of the companies stole the formula from the other factory. Bushy Trott used to work at one of the companies, he quit and got a new job at the other
...idence in the conviction of Melanie McGuire. According to Champod (2004), Beth Dunton may have skipped important steps necessary to collecting fingerprints from the trash bags. If fingerprints had been collected from the trash bags, this could have cleared Melanie or added to the mountain of evidence against her. According to Rossmo (2009), all of the circumstantial evidence gathered by investigators could have been declared coincidental. There was no “smoking gun” to convict Melanie. Despite possible errors, the investigative team was successful in remaining free of bias being that the evidence collected by two different investigative teams led to Melanie McGuire as the suspect and ultimately to her conviction. Human error is inevitable while conducting investigation, but ultimately a jury of peers found Melanie McGuire guilty of the alleged crimes (Glatt, 2008).
Two detectives were assigned to the case: Harry Hanson and Finis Brown. [2] When they and the police arrived at the crime scene, it was already swarming with people, gawkers and reporters. The entire situation was out of hand and crowded, everyone trampling all over any hopes for good evidence. [2] One thing they did report finding was a nearby cement block with watery blood on it, tire tracks and a heel print on the ground. There was dew under the body so they knew it had been set there just after 2 a.m. when temperatures dropped to 38 degrees.
John didn’t want to take the trash out because it was putrid, the smell was just rancid. Later, John and Lorraine decided to throw a party, Lorraine didn’t want to throw the party at first but later went along with it. John was a very heavy drinker, it was like an avocation, he did it all the time. You would always find him at the cemetery behind a grave, he was very nocturnal They only wanted a certain amount of kids there but the kids kept bringing more people, and soon enough it was a full house. They made and ate a whole bunch of food, there were hors d’oeuvres everywhere. Norton found out about the party and he smashed most of Mr.Pignati’s pigs. He was acting in an antagonistic manner. He was a very ingrate person, he didn’t care about anything, all he cared about was himself. Additionally, Mr.Pignatti came home to a house full of teenagers partying, he was not happy. John and Lorraine were mortified and got arrested and taken back to their houses. Lorraine knew she had gotten herself into a predicament when the police were taking them back to their houses. Lorraine kept telling prevarications to her mother because her mom is very strict when Lorraine is around men. She was very had a satisfying proficiency when it came to her mom; she always told lie after lie and never got caught, until
The story begins at the Hotel de Bourgogne in the year 1640. Christian de Neuvillette attends the theater with a man called Ligniere in hopes that this man can identify the woman he has fallen in love with. Ligniere identifies the beautiful lady as Roxane, cousin to Cyrano de Bergerac. Christian also finds out from Ligniere that Count de Guiche is in love with her as well. Ligniere told Christian that he made a song that told of de Guiche’s scheme to get Roxane and that de Guiche probably hated him for it. Ligniere leaves and heads out to a tavern while Cristian stares up at Roxane. In the mean time, a thief had been approaching Christian to make an attempt at stealing from him. When Christian reaches into his pocket he finds a hand. The thief makes a deal with Christian and tells him that Ligniere was going to die that night because he insulted a powerful person with a song. The thief told Christian that a hundred men were posted. Chrisian rushes off to every tavern in town to leave a message for his friend.
Even though in the beginning of the story the Westcotts’ old radio is outdated and constantly malfunctioning, it has the same innocence and simplicity as the couple. The radio, being "an old instrument" (817), and the couple, resembling "statistical reports in college alumni bulletins" (817), are both average and uncomplicated. Neither Jim nor Irene "understood the mechanics of the radio" (817), just as the radio, a machine, did not understand the human music and language it transmitted. Eventually the couple’s life begins to fall apart. This happens as the old radio get worse and finally "the music [from the radio] faded away all together" (817).
In the novel Whirligig Brent goes a party that Chaz plans. While at that party he humiliates himself by trying to talk to Brianna, the girl he likes. Brianna yells at him in front of everyone. After this happens, he gets in his car and leaves the party but he goes the wrong way on the freeway. He soon realizes that he is going the wrong way and doesn’t care. While driving the voices in his head keep telling him that he can end his life right now so he tries to. He lets go of the wheel, closes his eyes and lets the car drift left. The car crashes and the next thing he does is wakes up in the hospital. When he wakes up and gets released from the hospital and fetches out a newspaper which told him that he has killed a girl named Lea Zamora.
their life with a salesman as a father. Most of the play takes place in the Loman home and
The opening scene of the story is Sarty’s father standing before the Justice of the Peace’s court, he is being accused of burning down a barn. It
The next day Addie woke up late, and looked out the window just in time to yet again see the same squirell getting electrocuted. Addie decided that this morning she was going to go to Dunkin again, so she went in, and ordered her food. On her way out was the same people, wearing the same ugly clothes, still struggling to get out the door. Addie finally made it out the door. When Addie got to work her boss was yet again wearing the same clothes. Addie was trying to ignore it until she got to her desk where she could put all of the clues together.
When Lennie was born his Aunt Clare took care of him instead of his parent since his parents did not want him because he was born with mental problems .During Lennie’s childhood he got to meet George Milton and they became best friends . Later on when Aunt Clara died George started taking care of Lennie they were always together even in their job then one day while Lennie and George where at a party they had to leave from weed since Lennie was accused of raped even though it was not since Lennie just wanted to touch a girls dress that he thought was pretty . They left to California where they got a new job in a ranch . Where George tell slim about everything that happened in weed . Later in the after noon carlson started complaining about candy's dog of how old and stinky he was so he offered to kill the dog and candy did not want to but Carlson eventually convinced Candy after Carlson kills the dog Candy regrets it ,he says he would have prefer been him the one who kill the dog instead of Carlson and while Candy was regretting it Lennie wanted George to tell the story about the farm they will have so he did.
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It was a small town that the people were pulling paper out and on one of them had a black dot that states the winner. But one lady thought it was unfair so she made them redo it but she was the one who won in the beginning. then they ended up killing her. “Mr. Hutchinson went over to his wife and forced the slip out of her hand. It had a black dot, the black spot Mr., summers had made the night before with a heavy pencil in the coal company Mr., Hutchinson held it up and heir was a stir in the crowd…. “It isn’t fair, its isn’t right, Hutchinson screamed and they were upon her.” Then she was killed, all over a slip of paper. ( paragraphs 24 & 25
In the beginning of the story Rodger tried to steal Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones and she picked him up and made him sorry. Most people would have called the cops. All she did was take him home to figure out what to do with him. “ When she got to her door, she dragged the boy inside, down a hall, and into a large kitchenette furnished room at the rear of the house.” So she took him to her house to give him shelter and to talk to him to see why he need money. She wants help him and find out why he tried to steal so she can help him and show him kindness. Another lesson is you have to forgive to show kindness in others.
After being fired from Mrs. Walters’ house by Hilly, Minny did something that she later calls ‘The Terrible Awful’. She baked Hilly a special pie but instead of the usual ingredients, Minny also included a portion of feces to get revenge on Hilly. This cause Hilly to tell everyone that Minny is a thief and the only person that would hire her is Celia. They include this in ‘Help’ because it will act as protection against Hilly. When Hilly find out that the book is about Jackson she cannot tell everyone because then they might figure out that Hilly act the pie. Celia had a dangerous miscarriage and Minny saves her life and later Celia saves Minny from a crazy man that attacks them outside of the house. Celia’s husband, Johnny, now knows that Minny has been working there and is grateful for her saving Celia’s life. Minny is now pregnant with another child and it is the only reason why her husband, Leroy, has stopped hitting her. After much nagging, Hilly is able to have Skeeter put her bathroom bill in the league newsletter but Skeeter made one edit, she changed the coat drive to a toilet drive and tells people to put their old toilets on Hilly’s front lawn. This was one of the main breaking points for Hilly and she is furious at
Five years later, the porter for Tellson’s Bank, Jerry Cruncher, takes a message to Mr. Lorry who is at a courthouse. Mr. Lorry has been called as a witness for the trial of Charles Darnay, a Frenchman accused of being a spy for France and the United States. Also at the trial are Doctor Manette and Lucie, who are witnesses for the prosecution. Doctor Manette has fully recovered and has formed a close bond with his daughter.