Cover of The Case of the Vanishing Veil. The book cover art copyright is believed to belong to the publisher, Simon and Schuster, or to the cover artist.

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Nancy Drew

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It illustrates a later phase in the evolution of Nancy Drew's physical portrayal as part of a section in the article on the evolution of the character's depiction. In particular, it helps readers to understand the following portion of the article: "Nancy is frequently portrayed pursuing a suspect, examining a clue, or observing action. She is often also shown in peril: being chased, falling off a boat, or hanging by a rope from rafters. These covers are 'characterized by frenetic energy on Nancy’s part; whether she is falling, limbs flailing, an alarmed look on her face, or whether she is running, hair flying, body bent, face breathless. Nancy does not have any control over the events that are happening in these covers. She is shown to be a victim, being hunted and attacked by unseen foes.' Nancy is also sometimes pursued by a visibly threatening foe, as on the cover of The Case of the Vanishing Veil."

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