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Sudden Mischief Study Guide

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by Robert B. Parker
About 9 pages (2,565 words)
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Themes

As is the case in other novels in this detective series, Sudden Mischief spotlights Spenser's relationship with Susan. His feelings lead him to take on the unpleasant and unrewarding task of helping her to help Brad. However, the private eye also reaffirms his code of values in other ways, especially when he discovers the truth about Brad's activities, despite intimidation from Judge Ronan, Richard Gavin, and from Brad himself. As is usually the case in a Spenser novel, the hero uncovers a major crime— the true nature of the Galapalooza fundraiser, which most people seem willing to forget about in order to avoid bad publicity.

Yet another theme of Sudden Mischief is Susan's need to deal honestly and directly with her emotions and to understand what once.....

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Sudden Mischief from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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