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Prediction: At any point in the story take a guess as to how the story (plot) will go on or finally conclude. What is going to happen.

When Christopher tells Mrs. Shears he did not kill Wellington and repeats it, I guess                Mrs. Shears does not believe him. Because she threatens him again with the police. Thus, I exclude her as a suspect. However, I'm startled that Christopher in the shed finds a cleaned pitchfork on the bench. This pitchfork seems to have been the murder weapon according to Christopher's description. Is it a coincidence that she has the same?

I share with Christopher the thoughts and ask myself was the pitchfork in the shed at the time of the death of Wellington, then someone would have broken the lock or was the door open? However, the door did not show any damage.The first assumption is that the shed must be open, so that an Unknown has to answer for the death of Wellington. Furthermore, I also assume that the pitchfork could also be located in the garden and Wellington stupidly run into the fork or jumped.For me it stays exciting, because it makes me wonder who the murderer is finally.

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  1. Julia H.17. Dezember 2017 um 23:59

    It's interesting that most of you who answers this question don't actually answer it :) You talk more about what you think happened rather than saying what you think will happen next. But if the question were "take a guess as to what has happened before the book began" it would be good. So it's fine, you don't have to rewrite it or anything.

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