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Hasibul Alam Posted 5 years ago
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Can not understand 'will meeting'

  • I stuck their photos up on the whiteboard and set about trying to break the alibis, but every time I looked at them I got the same feeling, a specific and unsettling feeling that I was starting to associate with this whole case: the sensation of another will meeting mine at every turn, something sly and obstinate, with reasons of its own.

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I stuck their photos up on the whiteboard and set about trying to break the alibis, but every time I looked at them I got the same feeling, a specific and unsettling feeling that I was starting to associate with this whole case: the sensation of another will meeting mine at every turn, something sly and obstinate, with reasons of its own. The word will here is not a verb. It is a term meaning the part of our mind that decides what we do and how hard we try to do it.

  • I stuck their photos up on the whiteboard and set about trying to break the alibis, but every time I looked at them I got the same feeling, a specific and unsettling feeling that I was starting to associate with this whole case: the sensation of another will meeting mine at every turn, something sly and obstinate, with reasons of its own.
  • The word will here is not a verb.
  • It is a term meaning the part of our mind that decides what we do and how hard we try to do it.
  • It's the word that is used eg in the term will power.
  • I started to feel like I could sense the criminal's will meeting my will.
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I stuck their photos up on the whiteboard and set about trying to break the alibis, but every time I looked at them I got the same feeling, a specific and unsettling feeling that I was starting to associate with this whole case: the sensation of another will meeting mine at every turn, something sly and obstinate, with reasons of its own.

The word will here is not a verb. It is

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