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    Detective Eliza Graham quickly read over the Police Report and proceeded to interrogate the first suspect – Jonathon Miller. He was an old‚ pudgy man with friendly eyes and a large‚ distinguishing nose. She could hardly see how this could be the man responsible for murder‚ but looks can be deceiving. ‘So‚’ the man said a little too cheerfully for Eliza’s liking. ‘Would you be able to tell me what all this—’ he waved a hand to the closed file Eliza was holding‚ ‘—is about? I’m afraid I have an important

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    given to why Tico Feo committed his crime‚ but based on his reaction to another confrontation in which he stole a comb from another inmate and “replied by spitting in his face” (pg. 147)‚ teenage angst may be the only thing that drove him to do so. Capote shows that Mr. Schaeffer is a good man despite doing the one bad thing. You can tell that he does care for Tico Feo even after he breaks out of prison. Proof of this is that Mr. Schaeffer is concerned about what Tico Feo will think when he sees

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    com/blog/category/14/deepak_quotes/most_recent/step/7 “When you find your path‚ you must not be afraid. You need to have sufficient courage to make mistakes”. Paulo Coelho http://www.thethingswesay.com/quotes/motivational/ “Failure is the condiment that gives success its flavor”. Truman Capote http://www.thethingswesay.com/quotes/failure-is-the-condiment-that-gives-success-its-flavor/ “Optimists enrich the present‚ enhance the future‚ challenge the improbable and attain the impossible”. William Arthur Ward http://www.thethingswesay.com/quotes/tag/optimism/

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    fixing it. Their true mistake is letting their ego hold them back from doing so. Characterizing Charlotte Phelan from The Help by Kathryn Stockett‚will support the validity of the quote‚ whereas examples of Perry Smith‚ from In Cold Blood by Truman Capote‚ disproves it. Ms.Phelan is portrayed as a proud white mother who couldn’t even stand up for her maid Constantine‚ a long time servant of the family‚ who was being treated unfairly by the other wealthy stuck up guests in the house. Constantine had

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    a rich man safe‚ and here I am crawling on my belly to steal a child’s silver dollar. One dollar. And i’m crawling on my belly to get it" (Capote 240). Then‚ before he killed Mr.Clutter he remembered the silver dollar again. “I knelt down beside Mr. Clutter‚ and the pain of kneeling–I thought about that goddam dollar. Silver dollar. The shame. Disgust” (Capote 240). Perry knew he would never be rich and have money once Mr. Clutter told them he had no safe. But it was too late to turn back then so

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    novel In Cold Blood‚ and they cover a wide spectrum of topics. They include the effects (if any) caused by environment in childhood‚ how a person of any of locale can be a victim of hostility‚ and the presence of contrasting personalities. Truman Capote gives the reader a detailed account of Perry Smith’s and Dick Hickock’s childhoods. Smith’s childhood was very problematic and scarred by years of abuse. He witnessed beatings of his mother by his father; as a result of the domestic violence‚ his

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    Alice‚ who was in her twenties‚ Louise‚ who was in high school‚ and Edwin‚ who was the only boy at age ten. Growing up there was no other girls close to her age in her neighborhood‚ and the only child close to her age was a neighborhood boy‚ Truman Capote. Their common bond was the fact that they didn’t meet their parent’s mold of what they considered a perfect child. They would play games together and‚ after Lee’s father gave them an old typewriter‚ would write stories together. When Nelle began school

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    How does the readers understanding of Perry develop? Early on in the novel‚ In Cold Blood‚ Capote described Perry Smith as a dreamer who tended to live in his own fantasies rather than the real world. We find out that Perry has a creative ambition and a sensitive side as he is a musician. However‚ once again this dream of this his caused him to stop paying attention to reality and what is going on around him by going into a trance. Later on in the novel we are introduced to more of Perry’s

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    In Cold Blood by Truman Capote is the first true crime novel to ever be written. A true crime novel is a non-fiction work that explores the events and details of an actual crime that has taken place. In Cold Blood looks into the murder of a family of four in the rural town of Holcomb‚ Kansas in 1959. The murders were not supposed to happen‚ but when the original plan to find the nonexistent safe failed‚ one of the murderers seemed to have a psychological breakdown which led to the family’s demise

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    the “long view” of its subjects‚ outlining them from a distance before eventually zooming in to probe the microscopic details of the case‚ a trajectory that reflects Capote’s own dealings with the residents of Holcomb and Garden City. Here‚ also‚ Capote compares the landscape to that of ancient Greece‚ indicating that the story contained in these pages has larger significance as an examination of timeless human themes. “This hitherto peaceful congregation of neighbors and old friends had suddenly

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