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In what ways does Diana Cowper prove that the victim in a case need not be sympathetic to be compelling?
Explore how Horowitz as author uses Anthony the character to examine his own flaws, foibles, and imperfections.
What is the effect of Anthony continually comparing Hawthorne to a child, despite his abrasive nature?
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By Anthony Horowitz