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Notes: The Bone Collector

Notes: The Bone Collector. Detective Story Unit. Author–Jeffery Deaver. He’s a little scary, no?. Menu. Characters Clues and evidence Holmes vs Rhyme . The Characters In order of appearance (sort of). Lincoln Rhyme Richard Thompson a.k.a. Marcus Andrews Dr. Barry Lehman Thelma

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Notes: The Bone Collector

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  1. Notes:The Bone Collector Detective Story Unit

  2. Author–Jeffery Deaver He’s a little scary, no?

  3. Menu • Characters • Clues and evidence • Holmes vs Rhyme

  4. The CharactersIn order of appearance (sort of) • Lincoln Rhyme • Richard Thompson a.k.a. Marcus Andrews • Dr. Barry Lehman • Thelma • Amelia Donaghy • Captain Howard Cheney • Det. Paulie Sellitto • Det. Kenny Soloman • Eddie Ortiz

  5. Lincoln Rhyme—Detective, writer, forensic expert

  6. Richard Thompson—medical technician Also know as Marcus Andrews

  7. Dr. Barry Lehman—Friend and physician to Rhymes He has agreed to assist Rhyme in suicide

  8. Thelma—Nurse to Rhyme Killed at the end of the movie.

  9. Officer Amelia DonaghyRhyme’s Watson

  10. Capt. Howard CheneyHead of the Department (replaced Lincoln Rhyme) Jealous of Lincoln Rhyme

  11. Det. Paulie Sellittoworks with Rhyme

  12. Det. Kenny Solomon—assist. to Sellitto

  13. Eddie Ortiz—Crime lab technician He is used for comic relief.

  14. EVIDENCE

  15. EvidenceThe first victims

  16. Evidence 1st crime

  17. Clues Hand with wedding ring Bone put into hand of second victim Asbestos Ground Oyster shells Newspaper article w/ date Book page number with 119 Old “iron” bolt

  18. Clues 1st crime • Hand with wedding ring--He’s got the woman • Bone put into hand of second victim—lead to second crime • Asbestos—Steam pipe • Ground Oyster shells—Pearl Street • Newspaper article w/ time—time/crime at Woolworth building • Book page number with 119—November 9 • Old “iron” bolt—Underground rails

  19. Clues 2nd crime • Cow Bone, not human found—stock yards • Shaved hair from a rat—underground (murder w/rats) • Nitrate—fertilizer—stock yards • Finger prints—red herring

  20. Previous crimes • Rhyme concludes that previous crimes are connected to these series of crimes. • The killer has been sending messages w/clues for a long time but no one has put them together.

  21. Clues 3rd crime • Matchbook—fingerprint • Piece of paper (several pieces of the paper together were the logo of an old publishing house). Paper is from old book on crime stories—The Bone Collector. • Odor of diesel fuel on paper (by the port)

  22. Clues 4th crime • Old Map—subway tunnel • Bone—finger bone – the finger he is going to remove from Rhyme • Metal (Perhaps badge of NYPD) • Number on subway train 78499 (Rhyme’s badge number)

  23. Earliest clue to the murderer in opening of the movie

  24. Introduction • Meet Lincoln Rhyme • Learn of his ability • Learn of his disability • Meet Amelia • Learn of her disconnection to others • See how she reacts to processing a crime scene • See meeting Rhyme and Donaghy for first crime • See confrontational attitude of Lieutenant and Rhyme.

  25. Rising Action • The processing of the first crime • The continuation of crimes and how they are examined and processed.

  26. Climax • Kills Capt. Howard Cheney • Kills Thelma • Reveals himself and is Richard • Reveals his hatred of Rhyme • Reveals he is really Marcus Andrews • Attacks Rhyme.

  27. Climax a little different • In this climax we get a little of the resolution. We learn Richard Thompson is Marcus Andrews and is after Rhyme and why. • On Rhyme’s report Marcus Andrews, a forensic officer, was sent to prison for six years for falsifying evidence and sending innocent men to jail.

  28. Climax Is Rhymes going to be saved?

  29. Falling Action • Donaghy figures out clues returns and kills Richard/Marcus

  30. Denouncement • Christmas party • Rhyme is alive and has forgone his desire for suicide • Rhyme surrounds himself with friends • Rhyme is reunited with his family through Amelia • Rhyme and Amelia forge a friendship and partnership that continues for several books.

  31. Holmes A rolodex of information (Scandal in Bohemia). Knows the city of London even to its different soils. Police captain uses Holmes for his skills in analysis and deduction but dislikes acknowledging the Holmes is superior. Rhyme A computer collection of information. Knows the city of New York even to its different soils. (Pearl Street) Police captain uses Rhyme for his skills in analysis and deduction but dislikes acknowledging the Rhyme is superior. Similarities between Holmes and Rhyme

  32. Holmes Has a vast knowledge of past crimes. Has Watson to direct and bounce ideas off of. A cold detachment (vies a murder without emotion-is able to “test” things out on himself as well as others.) Rhyme Has a vast knowledge of past crimes. Has Donaghy direct and bounce ideas off of. A cold detachment (asking Donaghy to process the body) Similarities between Holmes and Rhyme

  33. Holmes Is able to personally investigate the crime scenes. Most of Holmes’ cases dealt with theft, deception, blackmail, and murder. Watson was a doctor and had no knowledge of Holmes’ profession and one of his skills. He is an objective observer. Rhyme Is restricted to his bed and must rely on others to gather clues on his direction. Rhyme’s cases deal with serial killers and murderers. Donaghy is trained as a policeman. She has knowledge of forensics and is actively involved in the crime investigation. Differences between Holmes and Rhyme

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