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Quotes About Mystery

I mean, that number on the wall for a start! What sort of person bludgeons someone to death and then wastes time painting cryptic messages for the police to find?
~ Anthony Horowitz
Whodunnits are all about truth: nothing more, nothing less. In a world full of uncertainties, is it not inherently satisfying to come to the last page with every i dotted and every t crossed? The stories mimic our experience in the world. We are surrounded by tensions and ambiguities, which we spend half our life trying to resolve, and we'll probably be on our own deathbed when we reach that moment when everything
~ Anthony Horowitz
That's top secret." Mrs. Jones gestured with one hand. "But I'll tell you anyway.
~ Anthony Horowitz
free wine and food were worth having even if they had no idea who had actually died.
~ Anthony Horowitz
You must have been sickened when you got an invitation to a literary festival sponsored by Spin-the-wheel.com. I assume they were the same people who killed William.
~ Anthony Horowitz
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~ A watchtower.
warned him against your play. I said that it was too peculiar for a modern audience and that nobody would understand what you were trying to get at. Is it a comedy? Is it a thriller? What is it, exactly? But he had complete faith in you, and now you turn up with your detective friend and cast aspersions on a man who is absolutely blameless and wouldn't dream of hurting anyone.
~ Anthony Horowitz
There was something wrong about the house in Eastfield Terrace. Something unpleasant.
~ Anthony Horowitz
Victorian novel, perhaps something by Wilkie Collins.
~ Anthony Horowitz
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~ carried the
Murder and cigarettes. That about summed him up.
~ Anthony Horowitz
She was the woman who had been left £100,000 in Richard Pryce's will. So she was part of the triangle that included Pryce and Lockwood! That had to mean something.
~ Anthony Horowitz
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~ Giovanni asked.
All that was missing was the hookah and the belly dancers. Charles le Mesurier was sitting in
~ Anthony Horowitz
The moon had risen over Tawleigh-on-the-Water but somehow the soft wash of the light only made the little harbour town seem all the darker.
~ Anthony Horowitz
thought for a moment. A very public threat from a well-known feminist writer. A mysterious message in green paint. An incredibly expensive bottle of wine.
~ Anthony Horowitz
Because like it or not, both of them have died in unusual circumstances almost within twenty-four hours of one another, Mrs Taylor. And Long Way Hole seems to be the one thing that connects them.
~ Anthony Horowitz
And why would three old university friends who only saw each other occasionally for adventure holidays have suddenly come to blows?
~ Anthony Horowitz
Atticus Pünd had often said that there were no coincidences when you were investigating a crime. 'Everything in life has a pattern and a coincidence is simply the moment when that pattern becomes briefly visible.
~ Anthony Horowitz
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~ John Gilbert
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
~ Anthony Horowitz
The word is murder.
~ Anthony Horowitz
Why is it that we have such a need for murder mystery and what is it that attracts us – the crime or the solution? Do we have some primal need of bloodshed because our own lives are so safe, so comfortable?
~ Anthony Horowitz
Even the brightest sunlight could hide many dark and ugly secrets.
~ Anthony Horowitz