Placeholder: [Angel Heart (1987)] A tableau of intrigue: Miss Scarlett in red allure, Colonel Mustard in yellow-ish authority, Mrs. White in crisp black and white efficiency, Reverend Green in serene greenish robes, Mrs. Peacock in regal blue elegance, and Professor Plum in luxurious purple eccentricity. Together, they embody the enigmatic narrative of our novel. [Angel Heart (1987)] A tableau of intrigue: Miss Scarlett in red allure, Colonel Mustard in yellow-ish authority, Mrs. White in crisp black and white efficiency, Reverend Green in serene greenish robes, Mrs. Peacock in regal blue elegance, and Professor Plum in luxurious purple eccentricity. Together, they embody the enigmatic narrative of our novel.

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[Angel Heart (1987)] A tableau of intrigue: Miss Scarlett in red allure, Colonel Mustard in yellow-ish authority, Mrs. White in crisp black and white efficiency, Reverend Green in serene greenish robes, Mrs. Peacock in regal blue elegance, and Professor Plum in luxurious purple eccentricity. Together, they embody the enigmatic narrative of our novel.

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