In Cold Blood: Truman Capote's Nonfiction Murder Mystery

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English

 

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March 24, 2014

 

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He writes from an omniscient point of view. In preparing to write In Cold Blood, Mr. Capote lived in the town for five years. In the course of that time, he interviewed everyone including the two murders Dick and Perry. H had taken over 6,000 pages of notes. Each scene in the book is climatic like a movie (Kazin)...
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They go back and forth the investigation in Kansas to the adventures of the murders. The writing and scenes are visual (Kazin). Truman Capote's writing falls into the modernism period. The Clutter family represents the ideal American family. The father is a successful farmer and a prominent figure in the town...
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