“Ever and again, our mind may become befuddled when we have to find out what is heads or tails. Ever and again, bewilderment may strike our brain when we have to interpret the contrasts between the dark and the bright sides of things when we have got to read complex cases and assess the divergences between the iridescent outward appearances and the grisly undercurrents of particular characters. (‘"Côté cour…Côté jardin" )” MindBewildermentDivergenceIridescentContrastsHeads Or TailsUndercurrentOutward AppearancesBefuddledGrisly Author:Erik Pevernagie