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A simple arragement
Of particular events,
From one
In ixty-four.
Said particulars, described:
A tro of vigilantes,
One blotted by sin,
Others quite sainly.
A howl of death,
A himper of dogs,
Drawn.
More?
Unnecessary, dubtless.
Thirtee in,
Demise.
One?

Answer: the murder of Kitty Genovese

Guesses from 8537 - OVER NINE THOUSAND!!! 9368


Clues: Letters missing spell 'W-I-N-S-T-O-N.'

". . . It does have to do with Watchmen... Sorta..."

The questions 'What is the riddle describing?' and 'Who is one?' are both being asked: the riddle is describing the 'one'.

"The lines 'A howl of death,/A himper of dogs,' refer to two separate things."


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0 - 9 - 1984 (George Orwell), 2, 20th Century Fox, 3, 6, 64 AD, 77, 78, 80, 81,

A - Alexander the Great, Anger, Apocalypse, Armageddon

B - Bash Street Kids, Batman: The Long Halloween, Battle of Britain, Beagle Boys' pet dachshund from the Donald Duck Comics, Beano (the), Beginning is the End is the Beginning,

C - Canterbury Tales, Captain Metropolis, Chartreuse, Checkers, Chinese checkers, Chess, Christ, Christianity, Clock, Comedian (the - Watchmen, murderer thereof,), Comedians (the - Elvis Costello), Constantine (John), Cthulhu

D - Daredevil, DC Comics, Death, Desolation Row (Bob Dylan), Divine Comedy (Dante), Dogtagnon, Dollar Bill, Douglas-Home (Alec), Drawn Together

E - Einstien (Albert), Elizabeth Taylor

F - Face that he could look at in the mirror, Fallen Soldier (a), Fistfull of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, Frank Morris

G - Garden of Eden, Gate, Gee (s, Clan in general), Genesis (Specifically Genesis 18:25.), Genovese (Kitty), Gibbons (Dave), God, Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Gorn's Bladder, Great Fire of Rome,

H - Hellboy, Helsing, Hooded Justice, Hound of the Baskervilles, Hounds of Tindalos

I - Inn Stow, Inn Tows, Inn Wost, Inn Twos, Inns Tow, Inns Two, Inns Wot, Ins Town, Ins Wont, In Towns, In Wonts, Italian

J - Jackie Chan, Jean-Paul Valley, Jesus, Juvenal's Satires, John Pointer, Jumanji ,

K - Kipling (Richard), Kittens, Kovacs (Walter), Krystalnacht,

L - League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (Allan Moore), Less, Lost, Love, Lovecraft (H.P.) Lyndon Johnson

M - Manhattan (Dr.), March (+ 6th), Marvel, Mask (the), Matrix (anything from), Maus: A Survivor's Tale, Moloch, Monkeys, Moore (Alan), Mothman, Mutiny on the Bounty, Mystery

N - N, Napoleon's campaign into Russia, Neo, Nero, Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Nite Owl, Nit Nows, Nit Owns, Nit Snow, Nit Sown, Nits Won, Nits Now, Nits Own, Nixon (Richard), No, None, No one, Nothing, 'Nothing ever ends' , Notions

O - Only Fools and Horses, Ozymandias

P - Pale horse, Passage, Path, Saint Paul, Pearl Harbor, Saint Peter, Phony war or the Sitzkrieg, Pineapples, Piston cup, Pokemon, Powerpuff Girls, Punisher (the)

Q -

R - Racism, Range Busters, Rape, Red Death, Reveltaions (Book thereof, specifically Revelations 6:8.), the Riddle itself, Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Robin Hood, Rorschach, Rorschach test

S - Salem (MA), Sherlock Holmes stories, Silk Spectre, Silhouette, Sin (+ Sin City), Smashing Pumpkins, Sin, Sinners, Sin Town, Sin Wont, Snit Now, Snit Own, Snit Won, Snow, Sora (KH), Spectre, Spiderman, Stonewall, Super heroes/super villains, Superman: Red Son, Swamp Thing, Swinton (Tilda)

T - Tales of the Black Freighter, Three Men and a Comic Book, Three Musketeers, Three Stooges, Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, Time, Tin Nows, Tin Owns, Tin Snow, Tin Sown, Tins Own, Tins Now, Tins Won, Tooley Street, Transformers, Triple Goddess, Trolls, Twin Nos, Twin Son, Twins No, Twins On

U - USA, US political parties

V - V for Vendetta, Valley Forge

W - War (Cold W., US Civil W., WWII), Warner Bros, Watchmen, 'When I'm Sixty-Four' (Beatles), Wins, Win Snot, Win Tons, Wins Not, Wins Ton, Winston (see 'Uncategorised' for list of Winstons), Wolverine (X-Men)

X -

Y - Yes

Z - Zach Snyder

Uncategorised -
Is the 'one' a son, a twin, or both? No

Is the answer to the riddle tangible? I'm not really sure how to classify it.

Is the answer to the riddle just one word or is it several? Usually multiple, but I suppose it could be stated as a single word.

Does the clue in the missing letters have to do with the 'one' being moral, or virtuous? Because I was looking at them and the arrangement 'won't sin' popped out at me. No

Does the answer have anything to do with Star Trek? Not really