Holcomb in western Kansas, where everything is humdrum. If you were ever to pass through Holcomb you wouldn’t stop and visit. The village of Holcomb has nothing that catches your interest like Capote said, “ The Land is flat, and the views are awesomely extensive.” In Cold Blood, Truman Capote uses tone to describe how uneventful town.
In the opening of this excerpt Truman talks in a nonjudgmental tone, simply stating the appearance of Holcomb. Capote nonjudgmental tone shifts when talking about Holcomb’s schooling. He admires how they care about the children's educations. Truman states that it’s the only reputable, well structured material in Holcomb. Capote’s tone changes for the last time before the end of the excerpt, “ Until
In the opening of this excerpt Truman talks in a nonjudgmental tone, simply stating the appearance of Holcomb. Capote nonjudgmental tone shifts when talking about Holcomb’s schooling. He admires how they care about the children's educations. Truman states that it’s the only reputable, well structured material in Holcomb. Capote’s tone changes for the last time before the end of the excerpt, “ Until