But when it looked as those the clam-kicker wouldn't cooperate
In "A Killer Plot" by Ellery Adams, the story revolves around a tense situation where a character named the clam-kicker struggles to cooperate. The tension builds as efforts are made to resolve conflicts or uncover truths, but the clam-kicker's resistance complicates the process.
The line, "But when it looked as those the clam-kicker wouldn't cooperate," highlights a pivotal moment where cooperation seems unlikely, adding suspense and uncertainty to the narrative. It emphasizes the challenges faced by the characters in achieving their goals amidst difficult circumstances.
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