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The last time I met him was when he had invited me over to his home to entertain me with his new self-discovered recipe for frozen apple pie
I loved the pie but had no idea that the pie was going to be the last supper I would ever have with my bosom friend. In the book, In Cold Blood, (Capote) has not once, but several times discussed the last day events and activities of Clutters. For example, “Now, on this final day of her life, Mrs. Clutter hung in the closet the calico housedress she had been wearing…” (Capote 35). It seems like Capote and I have the same way of recapitulating the memories of the gone.
Their criminality has been attributed to their mental abnormalities. I approve of this concept because I know a neighbor who was known to be suffering from a brain tumor. The tumor developed in his brain over the years, and he transformed from a gay and obedient child to a violent adult with time. He was imprisoned on the charge of having killed his girlfriend. I am not sure if this is right to trace the roots of his criminality to a brain tumor, but the story of the book approves the existence of some kind of relationship between mental disorders of any type and criminal tendency.
Here I do not mean to offend people with brain tumors or any mental prproblemsHowever, it just apparently seems that people with mental problems have a higher tendency of becoming criminals, though it may be wrong. Perry and Dick are involved in criminal activities to accommodate their economic needs. I believe that economic deprivation is the biggest deprivation of all things in the materialistic world and is more often than not, the fundamental cause of people landing into the world of crime.
Once I happened to encounter a pickpocket. I saw him cut a walking man’s pocket and steal his wallet. I noticed his act and took hold of him. I made him return the wallet to the man and asked him the reason offers sinful act. He told me he had money to buy his dying brother medicines.
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