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Julie Clark’s The Ghostwriter
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Why would you hide anything? I mean you don’t have to blurt everything out to everyone but if asked, why not answer, if you haven’t done anything wrong. I mean you still don’t have to blurt everything out, but is asked by someone and it’s none of their business, ‘It’s none of your business’ is also an answer. I think it’s when characters/people hide things from themselves (denial) that the real issues start.
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Good point! In Impostor, uncovering some of the “hiding” is what leads to unmasking the killer. It’s a great question, of whether and how the killer may have started down the unhealthy path by hiding things even from themself. And then, once they knew they’d committed a crime/crossed the line, the hiding from others likely feels necessary.
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