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V. Climax
A. A major clue or revelation shifts the direction of the investigation.
In a dramatic turn of events, Detective Sullivan stumbles upon a major clue that completely shifts the direction of the investigation. While meticulously examining the study, he discovers a hidden compartment within Alexander Hawthorne's desk. Inside, he finds a series of confidential documents and letters that shed new light on the case. These documents reveal a shocking truth that no one could have anticipated, leading the detective down a path he never expected.
B. The detective confronts the family with this new information.
Armed with this newfound evidence, Detective Sullivan gathers the Hawthorne family once again, this time in the grand library of Hawthorne Manor. With a mix of anticipation and trepidation, the family members await the detective's revelation. As he presents the evidence, the room falls into a stunned silence. The detective's words hang in the air, each one carrying the weight of the truth that is about to be unveiled. The family members exchange glances, their faces a mix of disbelief, fear, and realization.
C. The true killer is revealed.
With a steady gaze, Detective Sullivan points to the true killer among them. The room erupts in gasps and cries of disbelief as the identity of the murderer is revealed. The true killer, driven by a combination of greed, jealousy, and desperation, is someone the family never suspected. The motive behind the crime is laid bare, exposing the depths of darkness that can reside within even the closest of families.
As the true killer is confronted with their actions, emotions run high. The family members grapple with the shock of the revelation, their once-united bond shattered by the truth. The climax of the story brings a sense of closure and resolution, as justice is served and the Hawthorne family is forced to confront the consequences of their actions.
In Act V, the climax of the story, the investigation takes a dramatic turn with a major clue or revelation. The detective confronts the family with this new information, leading to the shocking revelation of the true killer. The climax brings a sense of resolution to the story, as the Hawthorne family's secrets are laid bare and justice is served.
VI. Resolution
  A. The killer's motive is explained.
  B. The killer is arrested and the family is left to deal with the aftermath.
  C. The detective leaves the estate as dawn breaks, the mystery solved.
Melissa Saulnier
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