The Dead Alive by Wilkie Collins, Fiction, Classics

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The narrative unfolds with a tense moonlit encounter between a man and a woman, shrouded in mystery and secrecy. The observer feels a growing sense of unease, questioning the nature of their conversation and fearing potential consequences. As the story progresses, this ominous atmosphere foreshadows trouble, hinting that the unfolding events will lead to significant mischief. The tension between intuition and reality sets the stage for a compelling exploration of fate and foreboding.