How Living In Different Places Affect Humans, Based On Sharp Objects By Gillian Flynn

How living in different places affect humans, based on Sharp Objects.

Life in a small town where everyone knows everyone is special compared to life in a big city – that is one of the messages raised in the book Sharp Objects by the author Gillian Flynn. Even if there are many things that are alike in a life in a big city and a little town there are also some clear differences. These gaps are about growing up, cohesion and increased gossip and prejudices that exist.

The cultural differences shape an upbringing that establish a stamp on what person you become. It is clear that Camille has a particular identity now that she was born in Wind Gap than if she instead had been born in Chicago. Sure, Camille has been influenced by urban life where her work and home are at this time, but the small town girl is left inside her. Camille is adapting fast to the
James Capitis explains in the book that he was the last person that saw Natalie when a woman came up and took her. Meredith then says “He’s a liar… He’s always made stuff up. I mean, his mom’s dying of cancer. He’s got no dad. He has no one to pay any attention to him. So he throws out that wild story. Don’t listen to anything he says.” Soon after John shrugs and answers “It is sort of a wild story, you know? A crazy lady snatches Natalie in broad daylight.” because he gets affected of what Meridith says. However, it turns out that James was right! Their preconceptions were wrong. This example is far from the only one contained in the book. Why so much rumors in a small town like Wind Gap? Partly because the residents think they know everything about everyone since they are considered to have an eye on such a tiny population, that is in a small village. That easily rush into judgments. Partly because people are a curious creature, all over the world, but it is easier to dig deeper in small