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Contrast on Expression in Characters’ Eyes Contents Ⅰ.Before the Evidence is Shown Ⅱ.After the Evidence is Shown Ⅲ.Casual Conversation Ⅳ.Making the Deal Ⅴ.Conclusion I Before the Evidence is Shown (para.1-21) I Before the Evidence is Shown Duchess 1. The Duchess looked pointedly at the half- burned cigar in the fat mans mouth. （line2,para.3） She looked directly and sharply at the cigar, trying to intimidate him with her superior social position. I Before the Evidence is Shown Duchess 2. His wife shot him a swift, warning glance. (line2, para.8) The Duke had made a blunder the night before by mentioning the car in front of the hotels assistant general manager when his wife was trying hard to establish something of a alibi. Now the wife was warning him not to blunder again. I Before the Evidence is Shown Duchess 3. She met his eyes directly. (line1, para.15) She did so to pretend that she was innocent of his accusation and therefore dared to take up the challenge. I Before the Evidence is Shown Duchess 4. Springing to her feet, her face wrathful, gray- green eyes blazing, she faced the grossness of the house detective squarely. (line2,para.19) She stood up boldly and rebuked the coarse vulgarity of the house detective. (superior) I Before the Evidence is Shown Ogilvie 1. The house detective’s piggy eyes surveyed her sardonically from his gross jowled face. (line1,para.4) small, narrow eyes lost in the mass of flesh. He looked her up and down scornfully because he had evidence of their crime up his sleeve and felt sure that in a moment he would be able to humble her and bring her to her knees.( dear to chal