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    Blood‚ written by Truman Capote‚ represents a remarkable example of using suspense to interest the reader into learning key details. Understanding that his reader will not find an ordinary town interesting‚ Capote displays details so that they appear vivid‚ even if they aren’t. Truman’s writing works in direct reference to the setting of the story: accent‚ local language and slang. Holcomb‚ the name of this town‚ is “dry” and nothing has happened in the area up to this point. Capote uses creative structure

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    1. The idea of the reality show Cochabamba is very interesting. It reminds me of a movie called The Truman Show (1998) with Jim Carrey where he is born and raised inside this dome and led to believe he was a normal person when in reality his family and friends were all just actors and that he has been the unknowing star of ‘The Truman Show’. However in Cochabamba almost nobody knows they are being filmed. The strategically placed cameras capture everyday events‚ but also catch some very interesting

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    effects more everlasting than can be believed by the person committing the violence. Truman Capote in his book “In Cold Blood” manages to convey the darker meaning of the actions of the characters in this novel. Capote manages to show the everlasting effects and what has been lost from the violence committed. Through his use of figurative language Capote depicted the harsh realism and the true effects of the violence. Capote shows the harsh realism of murder when talking about the Clutters funerals. When

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    Andrew ventured around the globe looking for a new land to call home this uninhabited‚ tropical island came to mind. This island paradise is seen as the equivalent to “Seahaven” the fictional island in The Truman Show‚ a perfect paradise where everyone could get along and live wholesome lives (The Truman Show). While Animus’ size is not really known‚ it takes about three weeks walking‚ a week driving‚ to get from one end of the island to the other‚ keeping in mind the geological features in the way.

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    these kids are correct what happens when something is in-between- not fake‚ but not all real? The muddy water in-between is called literary non-fiction. Truman Capote brought this genre to the surface of the literary world with his 1966 novel‚ In Cold Blood‚ the followings of the aftermath of the Clutter family from Kansas. Thought the novel‚ Capote shows that to have a good piece of literary non-fiction‚ the author must have a good imagination‚ use a sustainable topic and heavily research their topic

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    In his thesis ‘“As gracefully as Greek temples”: Truman Capote’s IN COLD BLOOD as Greek Tragedy’ Justice M Edge asserts that Truman Capote’s main intention was to create a modern day version of Greek tragedy in the form of a non-fictional novel.  This may have crossed occurred would be better Capote’s intention at some stage but it is also apparent that Capote had fame and fortune in his mind when researching and writing the then “new” genre of book.use novel rather than book Changing as what was

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    with people coming in saying that capitalism wasn’t working so they were going to switch over to communism. While Kennan was writing this telegram he had the economic and political policies in mind which then triggered Truman to expand on this as well. The main purpose of the Truman Doctrine was to give the United States a role in stopping the spread of communism. Then‚ George Marshall suggested offering financial aid to help European capitalistic economies to be recovered. So

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    Truman was forced to choose between fighting Communism and faithfully executing the Constitution. He should have used the war power of the presidency set by the Framers in order to achieve both goals but he did not and as a result he was forced to face the consequences of his actions. Congress passed the War Powers Resolution Act because of Truman’s actions in the Korean War. In 1973‚ after decades of debating on this issue‚ Congress decided to pass this legislation in order to limit the president’s

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    Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood documents the quadruple homicide of Herbert Clutter and his family in Holcomb‚ Kansas. It is not a true memoir‚ as Capote was not a part of the events that took place; he traveled to Kansas immediately following the murders to write about the ensuing investigation and fill in the blanks about the actual goings-on in Holcomb‚ 1959. His writing is a true account of the murder from the beginning; not only was he in Holcomb during the investigation‚ he spoke directly with

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    Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood details the sudden‚ brutal murder of a family in the small town of Holcomb‚ Kansas. In this excerpt‚ Capote chronicles the morning after the crime. Through the use of narrative and juxtaposition‚ Capote describes the unforeseen tragic murder of the Clutter family. These techniques‚ along with the use of connotation and diction‚ emphasize the shock of the murders while providing a pathos appeal. Capote begins by explaining that “...by nine [on a Sunday morning]... [nothing

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