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Bonnie Clutter Character Analysis
Mr. Herb Clutter is a religious man who treats the employees on his farm incredibly well and is a great father. He occupies glasses and is a hardworking, middle aged man. He is a strong willed man who will do anything to protect his family.
Nancy Clutter is Holcomb’s crowned princess. She is a hardworking individual who always makes time for everything in her life and has a great relationship with everyone in her town. She is filled with love and does everything to please her loving father.
Bonnie Clutter is a small, frail woman with psychological issues. She loves her children and fears she is missing out on their lives due to her incidents. She is devoted to Herb and loves her whole family with everything she can.
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