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    In Cold Blood

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    Troubled Past of Perry Smith The brutal murder of the four Clutter family members was a tragedy to the “American Dream”‚ filled with anguish and longing. The Clutters’‚ known as the most secure and trusting family in their community‚ death caused paranoia and mistrust to spread throughout the town of Holcomb. There was no apparent motive for the crime‚ and there were almost no clues. Until criminal investigator Alvin Dewey received information leading him to the suspected killers‚ Perry Smith and Dick

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    fulfilled because the millionaire’s home wasn’t everything but Perry and Gadner were determined‚ overcame adversity and were survivors. One of the highest paid men in entertainment‚ Tyler Perry‚ is an example that having a home isn’t everything. Perry’s household didn’t bring positive attachments; Perry’s household brought fear due to abuse‚ which led him to living in his car. Even though he lived in his Geo Metro Perry was determined to become the actor he wanted to be‚ for example

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    The song I chose to analyze is “Roar” sung by Katy Perry. Dr. Luke and Bonnie McKee wrote the lyrics. She is a fabulous singer and is only 29 years old. She is an American award-winning singer‚ songwriter‚ businesswoman‚ philanthropist‚ sex symbol‚ and actress from Santa Barbara. She is the first female artist to have five number one singles on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 from one album. "’Roar’ is a song about being able to finally speak up for yourself.” It’s an empowerment stomper about transforming

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    recent being a full sponsorship by Roland Corp. U.S. as a Product Specialist for their new line “The FR18 Diatonic VAccordion”‚ and his induction into the “ Tejano Roots Hall Of Fame” as an Accordion Legend (House Bill 1019 passed by Govenor Rick Perry) in 2011. Boni to this date continues to perform throughout the U.S. and Mexico taking his very unique and admirable music to those that still want and hunger authentic ORIGINAL SCHOOL

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    their lives if they aren’t happy. Capote’s non fiction recollection informs readers of the gruesome murder that took place in the small town of Holcomb‚ Kansas on November 15‚ 1959‚ and the events leading up to the capture‚ trial and execution of Perry Smith and Dick Hickock. While waiting on death row to be hanged‚ there were some questions concerning the fairness of their trial which prolonged Smith and Hickock’s

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    Without Capote’s depiction of the events that let up to that heinous crime‚ they would be known as the only casualties. In writing this novel‚ Capote portrays the two murders‚ Dick Hickock and Perry Smith‚ as victims as well; not of a homicide‚ but of life’s circumstances. Dick was born mentally handicapped and Perry was physically abused as a child. These childhood conditions are allegedly what led the two men to commit the murder of four innocent people. The Clutter family consisted of Herbert‚ his

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    BORING

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    dressed in summer dresses‚ each with a different flower pattern. Majority of them reeked like mothballs. The horrible aroma was the only thing that kept the insects away from the family. The men‚ on the other hand‚ liked like Mr. Brown from the Tyler Perry movies‚ mismatched clothes of many color and patterns. After each example of everybodies worst nightmare crammed inside the limited space hall‚ the hall’s double doors were opened‚ and the celebration kicked off. Once a year‚ with the routine of

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    1 English 1302 26 May 2011 The Impact of Madea‚ Comedy‚ and Music of “Madea’s Big Happy Family” In the play “Madea’s Big Happy Family” writer and director Tyler Perry displays a show of comedic and musical talents embraced by the cast in a way that it define who the characters where and how they play their particular role in the over all definition of the play in relation to the audience. Madea’s character plays an essential role in the play both as a comedian and as council to the family

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    Tyler Perry's Bio

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    Tyler Perry Emmitt R. Perry Jr. was born September 13‚ 1969 in New Orleans‚ Louisiana in the United States. Perry is an American playwright‚ screenwriter‚ actor‚ director‚ and producer of Indie films and stage plays. His best known character is “Madea”‚ who is a physically impressive and overbearing but well intentioned woman who serves both as comic relief and as the loud voice of ethics for the protagonists of Tyler Perry’s work. In Perry’s younger years‚ he changed his first name to Tyler

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    characterizes Dick Hickock and Perry Smith in such a way that the latter is given the greater amount sympathy than the former. His purpose in doing so is to provide a strong case against capital punishment and Smith is his best asset in doing so. A major difference in the characterization of Perry and Dick is that Capote delves so much deeper into Perry’s past‚ revealing a horrific childhood that created a very damaged individual void of any real emotional connections. For example‚ Perry had on many occasions

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