The men, Dick Hickock and Perry Smith, are characterized not only by their heinous act of murder, but also by the choices they made and the attitudes they portrayed before and after the murders. All things considered, Perry and Dick, though dissimilar in many ways, are alike in the fact that they possess an inability to take responsibility and it was that folly that relegated their lives to ones apt for crime, which ultimately led to the demise of the
The men, Dick Hickock and Perry Smith, are characterized not only by their heinous act of murder, but also by the choices they made and the attitudes they portrayed before and after the murders. All things considered, Perry and Dick, though dissimilar in many ways, are alike in the fact that they possess an inability to take responsibility and it was that folly that relegated their lives to ones apt for crime, which ultimately led to the demise of the