Pitezel Murder Case Analysis

Larson creates foreshadowment, since he describes Pitezel as attaining Holmes’s trust, therefore creating the idea that Pitezel will become his partner, getting away with crime or even murder. This also creates an aggravated mood because as a result, Holmes will now be able to abscond crimes effortless. I fail to look at the defective side of fame because fame can be attracted by approved actions or from consequences that come from inappropriate actions, but there should only be the well being side because if not people would think it is fine to execute innapropriate actions and achieve fame. I wonder if Pitezel would have turned out different if he would of chosen to work with someone else rather than with Holmes? I wonder if he would of broken
the law on his own or if he only turned out evil once influenced, and encouraged by Holmes?