As Capote describes the emotions of the town he explains the feelings of, “‘Wilma Kidwell was forced to control her self in order to control her daughter, for Susan, puffy-eyed, sickened by spasms of nausea, argued inconsolably insisted that she must go, must run the 3 miles to the Rupp farm ’”(Capote 70). Capote could have ended the phrase with “was forced to control herself in order to control her daughter” but he builds the character of Susan Kidwell by adding how she is looking and feeling. How Susan is feeling is also important understand the large effects that the death of the Clutters have on just one person. Though Capote only describes into detail how Susan is feeling you can imagine how others that were close to the Clutters feel
As Capote describes the emotions of the town he explains the feelings of, “‘Wilma Kidwell was forced to control her self in order to control her daughter, for Susan, puffy-eyed, sickened by spasms of nausea, argued inconsolably insisted that she must go, must run the 3 miles to the Rupp farm ’”(Capote 70). Capote could have ended the phrase with “was forced to control herself in order to control her daughter” but he builds the character of Susan Kidwell by adding how she is looking and feeling. How Susan is feeling is also important understand the large effects that the death of the Clutters have on just one person. Though Capote only describes into detail how Susan is feeling you can imagine how others that were close to the Clutters feel