There are numerous speakers in In Cold Blood as it is written uniquely seeing as Capote continuously switched the point of view in which the story was being told. From time to time, he would tell the story from first person perspective and tell the events as he knows them like a narrator, and other times he would go back to third person perspective and tell the story from the point of view of a number of different characters in the book.
The tone of a story is the attitude the author expresses in their writing. The overall attitude depicted throughout the entirety In Cold Blood is despairing and unsettling. The author intended the tone of uneasiness to be so in order to convey his feelings toward Dick and Perry, the murderers. Mixed feelings
The tone of a story is the attitude the author expresses in their writing. The overall attitude depicted throughout the entirety In Cold Blood is despairing and unsettling. The author intended the tone of uneasiness to be so in order to convey his feelings toward Dick and Perry, the murderers. Mixed feelings