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    Khaqhovia Lee Ms.Bolle IB English November 18‚ 2012 The Clutter’s death fades as time disperses the clouds of darkness‚ revealing winds of prosperity. Within the frigid pages of In Cold Blood by Truman Capote‚ death haunts the living as time sways through the air. A reunion between Dewey and Susan Kidwell‚ portrays the endless chain of life and death‚ as the waves of turmoil of the Clutter family’s death to the execution the murderers. Fields of wheat wave to the dead and the blue sky protecting

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    have different lifestyles and ambitions in life. Some work hard for what they get‚ and others try to find a quick way of getting what they want. In the book‚ "In Cold Blood"‚ Truman Capote elaborates on those main concepts of the American way of living. He shows how two different types of people‚ collide‚ ending in tragedy and death. In the book‚ the Clutter family is the typical stereotype of 1950’s family. Herb Clutter‚

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    The speaker of "In Cold Blood" is Truman capote‚ the author of the novel. Truman Capote was a screenwriter‚ novelist‚ playwright‚ and actor. He was very successful in all his literary endeavors but was considered an expert in writing novels. In the novel he is the omniscient narrator and this novel is an example of his journalistic writing. The novel takes place in 1959-1965‚ in a rural small town named Holcomb.The time period and setting is relevant because it’s where and when the crime really

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    During my research‚ I found that ‘In Cold Blood’ was far from “immaculately factual”‚ as Truman Capote claims it to be. Firstly‚ in an interview with George Plimpton in 1966‚ Capote describes how he managed to input his opinions into the novel‚ without interrupting the novel. He explains that by qualifying a statement he disagrees with‚ he can convince a reader of his own opinions. Secondly‚ Capote refused to use a tape recorder. Although he claimed to be 94% accurate at remembering interviews‚ he

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    1. In the novel In Cold Blood by Truman Capote‚ based on a true story‚ there is no one main character. There is actually two main characters. The two main characters are the killers of the Clutter family‚ Mr. Perry Edward Smith‚ and Mr. Richard Eugene Hickock. These two men murdered the Clutter family for some money‚ which in total was about $40. They decided to leave no witness to this gruesome crime. Mr. Perry Edward Smith is one of the main characters in this novel. One of the conflicts Smith

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    code of ethics helps us shape the people we are today and defines our personality. From the time we are able to comprehend what death and murder was‚ we knew and understood that it was morally wrong and was stated so in the Bible. We ask ourselves this question: “Do any of us have the right to determine who gets the death penalty?” Many are against the death penalty‚ some are for it‚ it all depends what side fits their code of personal ethics. Personally‚ I am against it. The Bible states that

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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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    Pro Death Penalty Persuasive Speech It is October 1978 in Oklahoma City‚ Oklahoma. Roger Stafford; his wife‚ Verna; and his brother‚ Harold entered the Sirloin Stockade restaurant and without any remorse or sympathy‚ brutally gunned down 6 people‚ 4 of them young teenagers.The gruesome scene depicted five bodie piled atop each other‚ their blood forming a slick pool that covered the floor and stained the surrounding boxes of ground beef patties and Wisconsin blue cheese.

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    imagine what it would be like in a town where nothing happens. The town is 2D with the land flat and the views drawn into the ground instead of rising it. The town of which I refer is Holcomb‚ Kansas. The setting for Truman Capote portrays In Cold Blood. A bland‚ tired town that host inhabitants‚ the town being equal to their occupants. Truman attempts to illustrate the said town that would allow us to explore the streets with the practice of imagery along with the attention to the little details

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    In Cold Blood Theme Essay

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    In Truman Capote’s‚ “In Cold Blood”‚ the theme of an “American Dream” is promoted by the settings in the book. As displayed in the book‚ the two factors‚ the American dream and setting‚ intertwine; revealing a more deeper connection. The American dream is fragile and with the introduction of different settings throughout the book‚ it is evident on how it can be impossible to reach under difficult circumstances. Agent Dewey fantasizes about one day living his version of the American dream. “Dewey

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