context1: It was also the last, and had what is considered to be the protoceratids' strangest set of horns. The two horns above its eyes looked fairly normal and similar to those of many modern horned mammals, but on its snout it had a <strong>bizarre</strong>, long horn with a forked tip that gave it a Y shape. Only males had this <strong>strange</strong> horn, and they probably used it in territorial fights.
context2: Plagued by recurring <strong>bizarre</strong> dreams, the lawyer begins to sense an otherworldly connection to one of the accused. He also feels connected to the increasingly <strong>strange</strong> weather phenomena besetting the city. His dreams intensify along with his obsession with the murder case (which he comes to believe is an Aboriginal tribal killing by curse, in which the victim believed.)