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    Reflection Paper on Emotions In everyday life everyone will go through a constant change of emotions. Usually changes in emotions are from a sort of conflict. It can be a drastic conflict or just a small one. How they react to those conflicts varies from person to person. That is why in this essay I will be discussing types of defenses used during a conflict and a basic conflict management process. For example‚ I remember once reading this women’s story asking for advice. What had happened was

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    S.O.A.P.S.Tone “In Cold Blood” Speaker: In Cold Blood is written mostly from a third person perspective‚ even though it switches to a first person narrative occasionally. The author‚ Truman Capote had experiences of an unsettled family life‚ which made him more empathetic toward Perry. At the same time‚ he perfectly depicts what a bloody and horrid murder it was by delving into the characters’ mind and portraying their emotions flawlessly. Occasion: Capote’s idea for this story was intrigued after

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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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    behavior with him to rob the Clutters. When asked about why he likes to molest little girls Hickock said‚ “I know it is wrong. But at the time I never give any thought to whether it is right or wrong. The same with stealing it seems to be an impulse” (Capote 278). Dick manipulates to get what he wants. Leading him to have no ability to think about the consequences of his actions‚ or his need to get what he wants when he wants it. Perry Smith was a man of much disdain and misunderstanding. He was abandoned

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    The Good‚ The Bad and The American Dream It was November‚ 15 1959 when what seemed like any normal Saturday turned into a nightmare for the Clutter family. The events that took place on that night shocked America thanks to the great author Truman Capote. The Clutter family had what some people may call the “American Dream” but I don’t think the American Dream can be stuck on one idea everybody has their own ambitions and dreams. The Clutters murder was an uncommon event not only because of the small

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    In Cold Blood-Alvin Dewey In the book‚ “In Cold Blood” by Truman Capote he describes to us all the events that took place before‚ during‚ and after a murder that happened in Holcomb‚ Kansas. Mr. Clutter‚ who was the owner of River Valley Farm and husband to Bonnie Clutter‚ and the father of four children‚ two whom had survived due to them not living at the Clutter residence anymore. The fatal event of the family hit the whole town hard which led one man‚ detective Alvin Dewey‚ determined to find

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    Truman Capote explores the idea of victimization in his renowned American novel In Cold Blood. The Clutters are the most apparent victims‚ in which they all were brutally murdered in their own home. Without Capote’s depiction of the events that let up to that heinous crime‚ they would be known as the only casualties. In writing this novel‚ Capote portrays the two murders‚ Dick Hickock and Perry Smith‚ as victims as well; not of a homicide‚ but of life’s circumstances. Dick was born mentally handicapped

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    Short Answer Questions 1) Truman Capote builds suspense in the novel by leading up to the family’s death by talking about how this will be there last day on earth. He states they will make their last cherry pie‚ take their last buggy ride to town‚ etc. He also describes Dick and Perry’s trek across the state of Kansas and how they prepare for the murders by buying rubber gloves‚ ropes‚ etc. 2) In Cold Blood is like a fiction novel because of how brutally the murders are committed. When

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    murder of the “perfect” family‚ who many would describe as being “‘real fond of Herb and Bonnie [Clutter]… and saw them every Sunday at church‚ and even if [one] hadn’t known the family‚ and liked them so well‚ [they] wouldn’t feel any [less sad]’” (Capote 80)‚ members of the community feel insecure‚ unprotected and eventually come to the realization of reality that they are in fact not all perfect individuals living in a perfect community. The people in the Clutters’ small Texas community look down

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    family is link to our past‚ bridge to our future” (Alex Haley). Believe it or not‚ family has a major impact on one’s life. The integrity of family governs the ability of an individual to stand up against the world. In the novel‚ In Cold Blood‚ Truman Capote presents the effects of the integrity of family. Within the book‚ the strength of family stems from financial stability and other factors. In the book‚ the characters Nancy and Perry were both shaped by their families. Nancy’s family provided love

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