In many countries today, crime novels and TV crime dramas are becoming more and more popular. Why do you think these books and TV shows are popular? What is your opinion of crime fiction and TV crime dramas?

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Crime
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movies
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and stories (
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fiction
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) are undoubtedly (indubitably) becoming a very common phenomenon that can be observed in different places around the world. Regardless of age or
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hometown, you will observe a variety of people are sharing the same interest and got attracted to read
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crime related
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movies
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. In
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essay I will explain some possible reasons
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behind the widespread of
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habit along with my opinion about (robbery and murdering) criminal act related media.
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, we have to admit that it is the nature
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to get attached to the idea of justice
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and that justice should eventually be applied regardless of the consequences, and that (cons) outlaws and
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ought to be caught, brought to the court, prosecuted and incarcerated, these type of media always stressing
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idea, and the course of events through the
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or
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is following the same path, which definitely
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audiences and
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their expectations.
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, the fact that during the
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or the book progression,
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always
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the touch of thrill and suspense which get the reader attached more and more to finish the book or the movie till the end. Adding to that,
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audiences
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that the story is representing and touching their life or at least captures and embodies some scenes or moments of it,
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more attached. Well, I believe that some
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crime
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fiction
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and films as everything in our life has its own positive and negative sides, positive points can be summarized in the following points, the
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and
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are always end
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by turning
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in and being prosecuted and punished, which emphasizes the point that regardless of the
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committed, robbers and
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will always
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and
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act as a deterrent to criminal,
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it can be counted as a proactive measure, in the other hand, negative points may arise, as adolescence and adults, may find the
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as an easy approach to build a fortune by committing robberies and
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crime
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acts.
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, criminal related publications and films will remain very popular and even will get common more and more, it should always be used in a positive way that
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the community and
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always shows and reflect the consequences of committing crimes and how justices will eventually be fulfilled no matter how long it takes, or how small the
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is,
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act will remain always illegal and
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will always be punished.
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