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    Although Dick thinks upon himself as normal‚ Capote unveils the perversions that Dick entails; therefore‚ proving those who poison themselves with their own choices should have a more grim punishment than those whom others have poisoned. Capote while describing the early years of Dick and Perry‚ uses their childhoods to set a background for their demeanor. Dick loves his family and his parents still adoring their son state after suspicion of the crime‚ ¨...afraid because he thinks we won’t forgive

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    place in Mississippi in the fictional Oknapatawpha County. Faulkner wrote about the history of the South. He was influenced by American fictionist Mark Twain and many other Southern American writers such as Robert Penn Warren‚ Flannery O’Connor‚ Truman Capote‚ Eudora Welty‚ Harper Lee and Tennessee Williams. • William Faulkner and Ernest Hemingway have complete opposite writing styles in the way that Hemingway uses short‚ simple sentences‚ and Faulkner uses more complex sentence structure. They had

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    Harper Lee was born on April 28‚ 1926‚ in Monroeville‚ Alabama‚ a town very similar in ways to Maycomb‚ the setting of To Kill a Mockingbird. Like Scout’s father‚ Harper Lee’s father was also a lawyer of the town. Lee’s childhood friend novelist Truman Capote had given her the inspiration to create the character Dill. Harper Lee had mention that To Kill a Mockingbird was not just intended to portray her childhood home but rather a nonspecific town in the south. “People are people anywhere you put them

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    into a grotesque fantasy world where ideas of death‚ good versus bad‚ and god are all prevalent. Many American authors were greatly influenced by the ideas of southern gothic literature such as “Harper Lee‚ Flannery O’Connor…William Faulkner‚ Truman Capote‚ and to a lesser extent‚ Eudora Welty.”(jenksps.org) The culture of the south is riddled with strong beliefs in different sects of Christianity; mainly Presbyterians and Baptists with a passionate group of Evangelicals as well. Because God plays

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    success and good reputation ultimately led to his death and the death of his family. Capote’s novel does not only exist to inform people of the heinous crime‚ but as an argument against capital punishment. Capote begins the book with a melodic tone which soon turned

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    story of “Notes of a Native Son” is Baldwin had been arrested in France for stealing a bed sheet. Yet Capote in “In Cold Blood” relates a story of murdering an innocent family. The one that provoked more reaction to be overall is surprisingly Baldwin’s story particularly because of the fact it’s a story of a man suffering for theft that wasn’t his fault‚ and feel his emotions. While the other story Capote tells is about two detectives hearing a man transverse entirely through his consideration of murder

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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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    abominable days. Having a mother “’Entertaining’ some sailors” while his father was away‚ than father comes back “Struggle‚ threw the sailors out and proceeded to beat mother” (Capote 265). Eventually he lost both of his parents during his childhood‚ “It wasn’t any gallon of ice-cream” as in a way of life for him (Capote 127). He was a great football player during high school and had physically strong and muscular upper body‚ but he had short and weak legs because of the motorcycle accident. Also

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    murderers’ outward appearance. This image undercuts the sense of routine and stagnation in Mr Helm’s assertion of “nothing out of the ordinary” happening the last time he’d seen the Clutter family alive. Evil’s sense of mobility is not only employed by Capote with regard to the murderers through the Chevrolet but is reinforced ominously in “this time” after “parked” emphasising a constant change of scenery‚ alluding to not only the mobility‚ but the mutability of evil. Within these contrasting landscapes

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    German Finch. What can you say about him? Well‚ you can say that he is a pretty great character. In the next couple pages‚ I’ll tell you just why this is. I’ll also explain my views on this important literary figure. So sit back‚ relax‚ and get ready for the "A&E Biography" of German Finch (Well‚ not really A&E Biography‚ but good anyway). German Finch‚ otherwise known as Jem‚ was a key figure in the book "To Kill A Mockingbird." This "co-star" of the book is in his teenage years and was mentioned

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