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Very educated.

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He was a very basic man, he knew what he wanted.

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Dicks face when he saw those boxes! "Christ, Perry. You carry that junk everywhere?"

And Perry had said, "What junk? One of them books cost me 30 bucks."

Because of how Perry reacts to Dick calling his books junk, we are led to believe that Perry values books more and that Dick does not, and also thinks that Perry is a nerd.

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"But I keep smelling cigarette smoke."

"On your breath?" Inquired Kenyon.

"No, funny one. Yours"

That quieted him, for Kenyon, as he knew, did once in a while sneak a puff - but then, so did Nancy.

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This shows that he is the younger sibling and likes to pick on his sister. Also that he is a little rebellious. It also shows that he is a little wise.

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Mrs. Clutter had brought scarcely credible tidings to tell her husband; with joy she informed him that the source of her misery, so medical opinion had at least decreed was not in her head, but in her spine- it was physical, a matter of miss placed vertebrae. Of course, she must undergo an operation, and afterward- well, she would be "old self" again. Was it possible- attention, withdrawals,the pillow muted sobbing behind lock doors, all do to and out of order backbone? Page

Due to the language capote uses, we figured that everyone thought she was crazy and that it was all in her head. Until she comes with the news that she does have a spinal problem.

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pg. 16

Dick was very literal minded, VERY -- he had no understanding of music, poetry -- and yet when you got right down to it, Dick's literalness, his pragmatic approach to every subject, was the primary reason Perry had been attracted to him, for it made Dick seem, compared to himself, so authentically tough, invulnerable, "totally masculine".

Capote is very straightforward about his personality, there is no symbolic beating around the bush, just straight personality.

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"Where she found the time, and still manage to "practically run that big house" and be a straight-A student, the president of her class, a leader in the 4-H program and the Young Methodist league, a skilled rider, an excellent musician (piano, clarinet), annual winner at the county fair (pastry, preserve, needlework, flower arrangement)"

We learned is shard working girl and would use her time help others and the community.

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pg. 8

Mr. CLutter liked Bobby and considered him for a boy his age, which was 17, most dependable and gentlemanly.

It's nice that Capote just simply summarizes Bobby as a typical respectful teenager.

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"Always certain of what he wanted from the world, mr. Clutter had in large measure obtained it. On his left hand, on what remained of a finger once mangled by a piece of farm machinery, he wore a plain gold band, which was the symbol, a quarter-century old, of his marriage to the person he had wished to marry- the sister of a college classmate, a timid, pious, delicate girl named Bonnie fox, who was three years younger than he. She had given him 4 children- a trio of daughters, then a son."

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1. For the person you are assigned, pick a passage from the reading (1-22) you think best characterizes their personality. Include the page number.

2. Analyze the passage and describe how the language Capote chose to use helped you develop an understanding for their personality/values.

3. Select an image to represent the person (it does not need to be a real image, though it could be)