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    Changes of Dick Hickock and Perry Smith Throughout In Cold Blood the friendship of Dick Hickock and Perry Smith changes quite often. Even though the two may believe that they need each other and that they are similar in each and every way‚ they each put their own personal profit above one another whether it is for small change‚ sex‚ or even as far as death. The two may be very close to each other‚ but their self-serving personalities get the best of them every time. In In Cold Blood‚ Truman Capote

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    Truman Capote’s book “In Cold Blood” was filled with many complex characters who ended up meeting a tragic end. While reading this novel I experienced lots of characters and their experiences throughout the story‚ different emotions in different sections of the book‚ and ideas and opinions throughout the book. The author who wrote “In Cold Blood” is Truman Capote. “In Cold Blood” is a non-fictional novel of a murder of a family by two main characters‚ Perry Smith and Richard Hickcock. Alvin Dewey

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    In the book In Cold Blood‚ Perry Smith is the most complex and interesting character. What makes him interesting is that Capotes is able to portray Perry in such a way that the reader feels for Perry‚ he may have been a murderer but he still gains a lot of sympathy throughout the book. Capote shows the reader how complex Perry is‚ Perry is a person who was able to commit murder but is unable to confine in people and trust them. Another part of Perry’s complex personality is that even while murdering

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    consider).  * Moral questions-Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour and the goodness or badness of human character. * Social questions - Of or relating to society or its organization: "alcoholism is a major social problem" IN COLD BL00D- Why students should read it? * Book represents and informs and teaches the class about a new form of writing style in which incorporates journalism and fiction together. * Allows students to form their own opinions * Its superbly

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    In Cold Blood was the story of two men whom were on parole when they brutally killed the Clutter family‚ a successful farm family from Holcomb Kansas. Perry Smith along with Richard Dick Hancock were hanged for the murders. Perry was a short man with a tall temper he never married; Perry was mentally and physically abused by his father as a child. Dick‚ on the other hand‚ came from more of a normal background. Truman Capote the writer of the book also had a terrible upbringing where he was

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    murdering a family? Capote wrote‚ “Then I aimed my gun. The room just exploded. Went blue. Just blazed up” (244). In Truman Capote’s “In Cold Blood‚” four shots to four heads occurred in the Clutter home in the isolated city of Holcomb‚ Kansas on November 15‚ 1959. The main characters are the Clutter family‚ and two men named Dick and Perry. Capote’s novel “In Cold Blood” illustrates the murder of a family and the case to capture the suspects‚ how mental illness/psychological states control the actions

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    Truman Capote’s non-fiction novel‚ In Cold Blood‚ was a breakthrough in literacy in that it was accredited as the first non-fiction novel. There was a lot of controversy when the book was first published because of the incredibility of the work. This could be expected in that time‚ because people where not familiar with the concept of non-fiction novels yet‚ but this is where the beauty of this style of writing lies‚ the recreation of the truth. It would have been impossible for Capote to have documented

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    mentally ill? In Cold Blood‚ a novel based on a true account of a multiple murder written by Truman Capote is an outstanding masterpiece. This is novel is about the murder of the Clutter family in a small town called Holocomb‚ Kansas. However‚ Capote has focused more on the murderers - Perry Smith nad Richard Hickock - ratehr than the family murdered. In majority of this novel‚ Capote has persuasively justified Perry smith while presenting Richard Hickock as a selfish and cold hearted person.

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    SWR: BloodCharacterization In the short story “Blood” by Zdravka Evtimova‚ characterization is a key element to the message‚ and mood it conveys to the reader. Early in the story‚ we meet a customer who walks into the store‚ and the author describes her in a very menacing way. “Her face looked frightened and gray. She approached me‚ her arms trembling‚ unnaturally pale‚ resembling two dead white fish in the dark.”Pg.1 This quote really set the mood for the beginning of the story. It also made

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    Richard Eugene Hickock and Perry Smith were found guilty of murder in the first degree and their punishment is death. "Can there be a single doubt in your minds regarding the guilt in your defendants? No! Regardless of who pulled the trigger on Richard Eugene Hickock’s shotgun‚ both men are equally guilty... penalty-death." (303) Dr. Jones is a physician specializing in the field of psychiatry. Dr. Jones said he made an evaluation of Hickock. He said even though Hickock had a head injury

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