Who does hardboiled loners work with
They work alone
What is the push effect?
giving a character special intuition or introducing a helpful expert
what is IDYLLIC PLACES?
it is often crime fiction stories that take place in small towns in remote areas.
What is LOCKED ROOM MYSTERIES
crime fiction stories that go to the extreme of letting their stories unfold in locked rooms. for example, chambers
How do the nosy parkers of crime fiction sol ve the riddles they are faced with?
A classic way is deduction
How old are the hardboiled loners
between 35 and 45
What is Pull Effect?
adding obstacles or red herrings to delay the plot
How many senses does the loner have?
6
Why is the setting important in crime fiction?
Ihelping to explain characters' actions and motivations.
What is the primary allure of traditional crime fiction?
Figuring out what happened and who committed the crime.
What does hardboiled loners eat/drink
primarily fried egg and black coffee
What is The “Reveal”?
surprising the audience with an unexpected truth
Why is crime fiction so popular?
Its realistic and people can relate to it
How do crime writers create a sense of realism in their stories?
By referring to real-world places, describing details, and ensuring that locations and people behave.
How do some crime writers shift focus in their stories?
By finding the psychology of the characters rather than the crime itself.
What does hardboiled loners always carry
A gun
What are the stages of Traditional detective fiction?
1. A murder, 2. An investigation, 3. An outcome
Why do women read more crime fiction?
it helps express their anxieties about real-world dangers.
How do settings serve as symbols in crime fiction?
They represent issues in society, such as corruption or class division, revealed through the characters' experiences.
What TV series plays on the mystery of a mass murderer evading capture?
Dexter.
What sexuality does hardboiled loners usually have
They are heterosexual
What defines classic crime fiction?
Complex "whodunnit" plots, suspense, logical rules, and pacing devices like push and pull effects
How does crime fiction address problems in society?
It highlights issues like trafficking and violence, showing what society deems criminal.
Why are big cities popular settings in crime fiction?
Because of their contrasts, diversity, and ability to explore issues in society.
In crime fiction, what typically drives the audience's interest?
Solving the crime or understanding the characters' motivations