Mysteries

Introduction to Author Gustave Flaubert Gustave Flaubert, photo listed below, is the writer of the story of Madame Bovary. The novel takes place in 1857 Tostes, Yonville-l'Abbaye, and Rouen, France.  Basically, the story is about Madame Emma Bovary, a young doctor's wife living with her husband Charles in Rouen. Emma first met Charles at age 13 but did not get married until she was 18. She has passions and romantic notions and she is unhappy with her boring married life. These romantic notions drive her to start an affair, accumulate debts, entangle herself in lies, and, in the end, commit suicide. Most likely, her young age and getting married very young could have contributed to the failure of her life which also might have been what Flaubert was trying to portray in his novel. What is Madame Bovary Based On? According to study.com, Madame Bovary is inspired by a true story. "The name of the woman who inspired Emma's character was Veronique Delphine Delamare. She was...

The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe's Death All mysteries often have more than one story to tell. The death of Marilyn Monroe also tells many stories but only one can be true. So here is another version of how Marilyn possibly died and this is another theory of what might have happened to Marilyn when she died.  Photo of Marilyn Monroe's psychiatrist, Ralph Greeson Alice Down the Rabbit Hole on Rumble exposes the Real Killer of Marilyn: A video on Rumble exposes the supposed real Killer of Marilyn Monroe: Supposedly, Marilyn Monroe's killer was her psychiatrist, Ralph Greeson. This is explained in the video link for Rumble posted below. The time and date of Marilyn's Murder: At 3:30am on August 5, 1962, Marilyn Monroe's psychiatrist Dr. Ralph Greenson, broke into her bedroom by smashing a window to find the actress dead in her bed, with an empty bottle of sleeping pills on her nightstand. Conclusion: The media tried to tell people that Marilyn Monroe supposedly committed...