Every good detective knows that context clues are invaluable when solving a case. Take Detective Emily, for example. One day, she received a perplexing case of a stolen artifact - an ancient, invaluable amulet. The only leads were a faded note with a cryptic message and a single feather. Emily studied the note. It read, 'The coruscant gem now resides with the corvine.' Emily didn't know what 'coruscant' or 'corvine' meant, but she wasn't stumped. She used her best tool, context clues. She knew 'coruscant' was related to the amulet, and the amulet was known for its glittering beauty. So, she inferred 'coruscant' meant shiny or glittering. The following word, 'corvine,' was more challenging. The feather was the only other clue. Emily recalled that corvine creatures are connected to the crow family. Thus, she deduced that 'corvine' related to crows. Equipped with these insights, Emily tracked down a notorious thief known for using crow symbolism. The stolen amulet was recovered, and it was all thanks to context clues!