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The unfinished novel included a murder the protagonist, without revealing who committed killed him. Numerous versions of the novel have been presented in various forms, with different endings.<ref>https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolpinchefsky/2012/02/07/5-fun-facts-about-charles-dickens-on-his-200th-birthday/?sh=5afb5d1644db</ref> | The unfinished novel included a murder the protagonist, without revealing who committed killed him. Numerous versions of the novel have been presented in various forms, with different endings.<ref>https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolpinchefsky/2012/02/07/5-fun-facts-about-charles-dickens-on-his-200th-birthday/?sh=5afb5d1644db</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:05, January 15, 2023
The Mystery of Edwin Drood was a half-finished novel by Charles Dickens, left incomplete when he had a stroke at age 58 at the residence of his mistress. He died the next day and was taken back to his family's home in order to conceal from the public where he actually died.
The unfinished novel included a murder the protagonist, without revealing who committed killed him. Numerous versions of the novel have been presented in various forms, with different endings.[1]