And then all sorts of personal quirks surface, the pace builds, contradictions mount, involvements develop, mysteries brew.
Arnold felt that instead of developing this mystery, the filmmakers defused the potential for suspense by shifting away from the search of the Enterprise.
Three types of play developed: the mystery, the miracle, and the morality.
The Met has developed a mystery of its own: when the great street photographer Garry Winogrand died suddenly, in 1986, he left behind some two hundred thousand unprinted negatives.
The original title developed by Mystery Coconut and Snappy Touch is no longer available.
Cook won team and individual bronze for Great Britain on Miners Frolic at the 2008 Games in Beijing, but the horse developed a mystery illness a year before the 2012 Olympic equestrian event at Greenwich.
He told me that he got the idea of developing a murder mystery for the stage three years ago, but found time to write it only after his mayoral candidacy imploded.
In addition to developing a separate mystery for each episode, the writers also had to provide clues that would lead to the murder's resolution in the season finale.
If the historical aspect of the novel is a departure for Dunant, she utilises the narrative skill she developed writing mysteries.
"I rather liked that he's set up to fail," said Andy Harries, the chief executive of Left Bank Pictures, which — fresh from adapting Henning Mankell's "Wallander" mysteries, also shown on "Masterpiece Mystery!" — developed the series for the BBC and "Masterpiece".
The hospital lights kept malfunctioning and a spooky murder mystery developed.
