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Clue

             The movie Clue is a mixture of mystery and comedy.
             They make the movie even more interesting and keeps you on.
             the edge of your seat. The viewer never knows what is going to happen next. Which draws them.
             even more toward the movie. This all leads up to the main key to a good mystery. Which is the.
             seven criteria.
             The first criteria for a good mystery is that it needs abundance of suspense and a web of.
             clues. All the guests know at least one of the victims before arriving to the house. The music and.
             stormy weather made the story seem very suspenseful. It was sure to send shivers up and down.
             your spine. This story had plenty of situational irony. More than one person got murdered so.
             there is a possibility of there being more than one murderer. Once the guests found out they were.
             being blackmailed they were all seeking revenge. This story has plenty of clues and special effects.
             that keep the viewer interested. .
             The second criteria for a good mystery is that the story needs to have good characters.
             with good chemistry. All the characters had different traits to make them unique so it made the.
             story more interesting. All the characters Has something to hide. Including important.
             government information that was top secret. All the characters had different personalities that.
             could clash at anytime of the story. They all worked together to find clues that would lead to the.
             discovery of the murderer. This movie, Clue has characters that fit perfectly into the movie.
             The third criteria for a good mystery is that it needs to have clues that make sense and lead.
             to the solution. All the characters have a motive. They are all angry that they are being.
             blackmailed. They all split up throughout the house so everyone could have individual murders. .
             Splitting up would have been the perfect opportunity for the murderer to strike it's next victim. .
             They all had access to each others weapons, because all the guests left their weapons where.


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