Early Crime- allows for an adequate amount of time to thoroughly investigate the crime. Captures the interest of the reader almost instantly.
Early Introduction- allows the reader to become familiar with the main characters. Readers are given time to form their own theories of who is guilty and how the crime was committed.
Foreshadowing- allows the reader to participate in the investigation. Readers with an attention to small detail are given the chance to find the guilty party before he or she is revealed.
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