The Moonstone

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When reading The Moonstone, written by Wilkie Collins, I found myself asking the same question over and over again. What are these characters hiding? That is a key element to a mystery that Collins does magnificently. It is said that The Moonstone is the first true detective novel in the English language. The premise of the mystery is circled around a diamond. A diamond that is “cursed” and has a history of being stolen. This priceless gem is given to Rachel Verinder at her 18th birthday party. That

The Moonstone written by Wilkie Collins is a superb read. The titular object is the main focus of the novel. The Moonstone’s whereabouts are unknown for much of the novel. Several detectives including Superintendent Seagrave and Sergeant Cuff try to solve the case. While there are differences between the First Narrative of the First Period by Gabriel Betteredge and the First Narrative of the Second Period written by Drusilla Clack, I think many of the elements remain the same. Christianity is a theme

The moonstone is a gift to Rachel from Rachel uncle’s and her cousin franklin bring the the demons to put it in the bank until Rachel birthday’s. franklin feel in love with Rachel and Rachel also feel love with him but Godfrey also feel with her. When Rachel’s birthday is come, the bank brings the stone to Rachel’s home. Rachel wear the moonstone as necklace in her birthday. After that, Rachel put the moonstone in her room and she did not lock it. In the morning, all people in the house woke up and

Throughout history and into modern times, Moonstone has been used for a number of reasons, both mundane and magickal. It is harvested from locations all over the world, and has physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual healing properties. Although Moonstone can be found naturally occurring around the world, the majority of the locations in which it is gathered are in the Eastern hemisphere. It is found most often in Sri Lanka, Burma, India, Madagascar, Australia, Austria, Norway, and Poland. Deposits

The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins does not follow a traditional marriage-driven plot. Although The Moonstone’s plot is not centered on marriage, it becomes essential to the story. Introduce the characters and the aim of the essay Without Franklin’s drive to get Rachel back, the matter of the stolen moonstone would have been put to rest. This shows that even though The Moonstone is a mystery novel, marriage plays an essential role in enhancing the plot. The novel looks at various couples and though

The Moonstone Everything is never as it seems. In Wilkie Collin's The Moonstone, three Hindoos are sent on a quest to recover the sacred Moonstone thieved from their holy temple by an Englishman. In England, they are stereotyped and become victims of racism. Although Franklin Blake, one of the protagonists of this story, appears attractive from afar, he is a little uglier up close. Mr. Blake is appealing overall but exhibits behaviors that are disagreeable, while the Hindoos fluctuate between appearing

Throughout Wilkie Collins’ The Moonstone, the characters are presented with various religious beliefs. Three prime examples are Gabriel Betteredge, Miss Clack and the unnamed Hindus. Each has their own way of going about celebrating their religion, and through each character Collins reveals his personal feelings about their religions and the way they go about being religious. The first narrator is Gabriel Betteredge. Throughout the whole of his narrative, Betteredge does refer to God with a capital

Wilkie Collins’ novel The Moonstone is filled with mystery, and tragedy surrounding this mysterious gem that everybody seems to want. But, among the middle-class scramble between value, drugs, and love, one life becomes lost. Rosanna Spearman is tragic figure from the story who, after falling in love with Franklin Blake, and becoming entangled in the Rachel’s lies, ends up walking herself to her own death, in the quicksands. Rosanna’s death was not a “suspected” suicide, but a concluded one as the

~ Sometimes he was seen carousing and amusing himself among the lowest people in the lowest slums of London. {Wilkie Collins, The Moonstone} -The country’s morals have hit bedrock. (The lowest point The least-good of the lot; lowest quality; lowest grade / rock bottom /the lowest/ the bottom/ the depths/ all-time low/ nadir/ the pits/ lowest quality/ lowest grade/ bottom drawer) ~ Your drawings and sketches are really bottom drawer (very bad/ very poor/ the pits/ most horrible/ most awful/ most