“I think he thinks I'm in the bathroom, not that I give a damn what he thinks, the hell with him, he'll get tired, he'll go to sleep, my God he should, eight martinis before dinner and enough wine to wash an elephant. Listen you can thrown me out if you want to ”(Capote 15). In this piece Holiday Golightly our main character is talking to the unnamed narrator for the very first time in person. She has bombarded into her apartment, and is explaining why she's there. Ms.Golightly is a beautiful young woman, who has had her fair share of men, and our narrator is a lonely writer. Holly has been either seen or heard by our narrator several times coming in her apartment very late at night with an abundance of varying men; this is the only way how
