Conventions of Crime Fiction

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The character who has had the crime done to them
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The character who solves the crime
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The setting in which the crime was committed
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The end of the story when the murderer is revealed
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The reason why the murderer commits the crime
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The facts used to accuse the murderer
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A structural feature used to illustrate previous events
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The characters who might have committed the crime
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The character to whom the investigator has to explain their process; their partner
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A piece of evidence that sends the investigator in the wrong direction
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The character who actually committed the crime
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The killing of a character