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* FakeMystery: The mystery plot turns out to have been staged to prank the detectives.
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* NoOneSeesTheBoss: No one, not even his underlings, knows the BigBad's identity.
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* DameWithACase: Beautiful but untrustworthy woman who hires the HardBoiledDetective.
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AbsenceOfEvidence: When the absence of something is a clue.
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TheAlibi: Someone can prove they were physically incapable of committing the crime.
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AmnesiacHero: When the protagonist has amnesia.
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AnachronisticClue: Something which can't come from the time period it supposedly came from, which is a sign something is amiss.
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AnonymousKillerNarrator: When the serial killer is the narrator of the mystery story.
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AntiClimacticUnmasking: Someone rips off someone else's face-concealing costume (such as a mask, visor, etc), expecting someone extraordinary, but they get someone ordinary.
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BeneathNotice: Disguising oneself as a very plain, regular person.
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BeneathSuspicion: When the culprit was never suspected because no one thought it could have been them.
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BloodStainedLetter: A letter or note that has blood on the paper.
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ChronicEvidenceRetentionSyndrome: Bad guys hold onto evidence for no good reason.
*ClockDiscrepancy
ClockDiscrepancy: Something seems to have happened at a certain time, but then it turns out it didn't, for instance because the clock had stopped.
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ClosedCircle: A plot where the characters can't leave until it's over.
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CluelessMystery: A mystery story where the reader/viewer can't follow along.
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CondensationClue: A hidden message written with one's finger onto a mirror or window.
*ConfessInConfidence
ConfessInConfidence: The criminal confesses to someone whose job requires confidentiality, such as a clergy member, doctor, or lawyer.
*ConsultingAConvictedKiller
ConsultingAConvictedKiller: There's a dangerous criminal at large, but luckily the investigators can talk to another, incarcerated criminal.
*ConvictionByContradiction
ConvictionByContradiction: A whodunnit mystery is solved by finding a hole in the perp's story, like a logic puzzle.
*CozyMystery
CozyMystery: A mystery story where there is no graphic violence, sex, or profanity, the murder victims were bad people, the detective is usually a woman with a down-to-earth hobby, the setting is a small community, and the story in general has a lighthearted vibe despite usually dealing with a murder.
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CurtainCamouflage: Hiding behind a curtain.
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CutHimselfShaving: A character was attacked, but lies that the injuries are for a mundane reason, such as [[StaircaseTumble falling downstairs]].
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DeathInTheClouds: A mystery story involving a murder on a plane.
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TheDogWasTheMastermind: The villain turns out to be a seemingly-harmless character.
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DramaticCurtainToss: Someone dramatically removes a curtain/tarp/veil, revealing something important.
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DrivingQuestion: When the whole story revolves around solving some sort of mystery.
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EagleEyeDetection: A detective whose main skill is being really observant.
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TheEndOrIsIt: The story ends with a reveal (or at least an implication) that danger is still present.
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EurekaMoment: A character has an epiphany from seeing or hearing something unrelated that reminds them of the answer (e.g. seeing a dog, then realising the killer was the owner of the hot ''dog'' stand.)
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EverybodyDidIt: All the suspects were responsible for the crime in some way.
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EveryoneIsASuspect: When the killer in a murder mystery could have been anybody.
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EvidenceDungeon: The villain has a lair where lots of incriminating evidence is.
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EvidenceScavengerHunt: A scene about protagonists searching for clues.
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EvilPlan: A plan that a villain has.
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ExpositionVictim: Upon finding out who the killer is, the character speaks to them instead of fighting or running away.
*FingerLickingPoison
FairPlayWhodunnit: The opposite of a Clueless Mystery-- a mystery story where the reader/viewer ''can'' follow along.
*FingertipDrugAnalysis
FingerLickingPoison: Someone was poisoned by licking something covered in poison.
*TheGameNeverStopped
FingertipDrugAnalysis: Testing if a powder or liquid is drugs by sniffing or tasting it.
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TheGameNeverStopped: Characters take part in a game involving a simulated death, then someone actually dies... or so it seems. As it turns out, the game hasn't ended yet.
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HideTheEvidence: Hiding the evidence of something wrong or embarrassing is a major plot point.
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ImportantCharacterImportantEvidence: It's always the protagonists who find the important evidence.
*InsistsOnBeingSuspected
InsistsOnBeingSuspected: The detective counts themselves as a suspect.
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IntrepidReporter: A journalist who actively searches for stories.
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LetOffByTheDetective: The detective knows who did it, but sympathises with their motive (or feels they've been punished enough) and so doesn't say so.
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LightsOffSomebodyDies: The lights go out, then when they turn back on, someone has been murdered.
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TheMeddlingKidsAreUseless: The protagonists did all the cool stuff, but ultimately it was some other person, such as the police, who solved the problem.
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MistakenForEvidence: Something looks like a specific, suspicious item but it's something different.
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{{Mockspiracy}}: A conspiracy theory which turns out not to be true.
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MocksteryTale: A story that starts out with a mystery, but the mystery turns out to be fake or unsolvable, so the plot goes somewhere different.
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MotiveEqualsConclusiveEvidence: A motive is treated as incriminating evidence.
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MysteriousStranger: A recurring character who isn't known by the others, and who's deliberately set up as enigmatic.
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MysteryEpisode: An episode in a serial work dedicated to solving a mystery.
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MysteryMagnet: Someone who coincidentally seems to attract mysteries.
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MysteryOfTheWeek: The protagonists solve a mystery in every episode.
*NeedleInAStackOfNeedles
NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: An object hidden in a bunch of similar objects.
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NeverOneMurder: Murder mysteries never have just one victim.
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NeverSuicide: It looks like somebody killed themselves, but it turns out to be murder instead.
*NeverTheObviousSuspect
NeverTheObviousSuspect: Somebody seems to have been the culprit due to having obvious motive and ability to have done it, but it was somebody else who was the real culprit.
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NotableNonSequitur: In a detective story, every out-of-place line turns out to be important.
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NotSoFakePropWeapon: An actor [[AccidentalMurder accidentally kills]] another actor due to a prop weapon being switched for a real one.
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OldDarkHouse: One or more murders happens in an old, poorly-lit house.
*OnlyOnePlausibleSuspect
OnlyOnePlausibleSuspect: A whodunnit where the identity of the culprit is obvious to the viewers.
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OntologicalMystery: A story where the characters are locked somewhere and must find out how they got there, why, how to escape, and who (if anyone) is the cause of the situation.
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OrgyOfEvidence: A criminal plants fake clues, but gives themselves away by the sheer number of fake clues.
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PerfectPoison: Killing someone with poison is unrealistically quick and easy.
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ProofDare: The criminal dares the detective to prove their guilt.
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PublicSecretMessage: Sending a coded message to everyone because only the intended target of the message will understand the code.
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PuzzleThriller: A mystery story where the mystery is "how does it all work?".
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RedHerring: Something seems like a clue, but it misleads the audience.
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ReverseWhodunnit: We know who committed the crime, but we don't know how the detective will solve the case.
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RewindReplayRepeat: Somebody finds something that gets their attention in a video, so they rewind and replay it over and over.
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ARiddleWrappedInAMysteryInsideAnEnigma: Somebody describes a frustrating mystery as three mysteries in one.
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SerialKillingsSpecificTarget: A murderer covers up the murder by killing other people with similar traits as the initial victim.
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ShellGame: Two or more identical things are shown, one is significant, and we initially know which it is until the objects get mixed.
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SherlockCanRead: Someone thinks someone else used great detective work when they didn't.
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SherlockScan: A detective comes to a conclusion about someone they just met from looking at them.
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TheStakeout: One or more people setting up camp somewhere and watch a location in secret to search for information.
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StrangerBehindTheMask: The answer to the mystery is something or someone we've never heard of.
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TenLittleMurderVictims: A group of people ends up somewhere, one of them turns out to be a killer, and they must find out which one before they kill everybody.
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ThatMysteriousThing: Characters refer to something in ambiguous terms so the audience won't know what it is.
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ThrillerOnTheExpress: A crime story set on a train.
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TwistEnding: The plot leads one way, but then something happens at the end which changes everything.
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TwoDunIt: There were two culprits all along.
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TheUnsolvedMystery: A mystery story without a resolution.
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WorldOfMysteries: A setting with heaps of mysteries in it.
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WritingIndentationClue: Reading the indentations of notes written on a separate piece of paper.
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YouMeddlingKids: The villain claims they would have gotten away with whatever they planned on doing, if not for the protagonists.
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