Pickton gave away thousands of dollars which attracted more hangers-on. Serial killers tend to kill with an element of sexual gratification attached to it. This is exactly what Willy did as he raped his victims then killed them. They need the excitement of killing someone like we need water or food. Serial killers normally take breaks or pauses between their killings; this is what Willy tried to do before being convicted.
They decide to vote a chief to lead the group. Ralph wins but he gives Jack the power to lead his choir group. Ralph, Jack, and Simon explores their environment and see if they can get help. On their way back, Jack encounters a pig with stuck. He attempts to kill it with his knife, but he resisted and the pig got away.
T. Ray then tells Lily that one of Rosaleen’s attacker is considered the towns worst racist and that he would kill Rosaleen even if she does apologize. At home T. Ray makes a comment about how Deborah had already left Lily when she came home and was killed, and to just grab her things, not Lily. Even though that comment really hurt Lily she did not believe that that’s why her mom came back. She soon notices that the bee jar is empty, and she realizes that she needs to escape her own jar meaning to run away. On their way to Tiburon a black man driving a truck of Cantaloupe picks them up.
He told jim that he wasn't scared of him, and that he didn't have a problem telling everyone where jim was hiding. Jim pleaded with Huck saying that he had not hurt a soul, he explained to Huck how he overheard Miss Watson talking about selling him to a slave trader and Huck changed his mind. On the island Huck goes back to his old ways and and plays pranks on Jim , he puts a snake on jim while he sleeps. It backfires on Huck though because the snake ends up biting jim. Jim and huck make a plan just incase someone try’s to come and find them.
Eddie, Smitty, Morton and the captain blew up the mine from where they were held prisoners. Eddie thought he saw a child in the barn that they were also burning. He wanted to go save but got shot in the leg. He found out from the captain that he was the one who shot his leg. The captain had to make a choice either have him burned in the fire or get a leg wound.
In Cold Blood 4 “Dick wasn’t even in the same room. He only run in when he heard them struggling. Dick was carrying his shotgun, and how he described it was: ‘Smitty took my shotgun and just blew that man’s head off.’ And he says, ‘Dad, I ought to have grabbed back the gun and shot Smitty dead. Killed him ‘fore he killed the rest of the family.’ (page 259) I picked this quote before I finished the book. So it seemed to me that there were conflicting accounts of the way the Clutter family died.
A few years later he started dating thirteen-year-old Caril Ann Fugate. After his father kicked him out of the house for crashing his car, he became a garbage man(he was later sacked). Believing he was doomed to a lifetime of drudgery and poverty, he started plotting bank robberies and developed his guiding belief that “dead people are all on the same level.” His first murder took place on November 30, 1957. He had tried to buy a stuffed toy for his girlfriend from a gas station, but had been refused credit. He returned at three in the morning with a 12-guage shotgun, robbed $100 from the till and, after a scuffle, he shot the attendant in the head at point blank range.
The beating was so severe, the woman died from her wounds immediately. Teenage murder is the one main relation this article has to Fahrenheit 451. In the article, a teen kills his grandmother out of frustration from being told what he did wrong. In the book, teens are extremely reckless. Clarisse explains how she has lost several of her friends, who are teenagers, because of things like car accidents and shootings.
In the beginning Grampa was looking forward to picking the oranges and eating them, but soon Grampa gets cold feet and the family gives him medicine that knocks him unconscious. Once loaded the family starts the trip, but soon they need gas and water. This is when the first death occurs; a car purposefully runs down the family dog. The family does not really think of this as a bad event, but John Steinbeck uses this event to foreshadow the tragedies that lay ahead. Grampa Joad starts becoming ill during the same time frame that the dog was killed becoming the next turn of events for the family.
The second section describes Emily’s life after her father’s death. She actually tried to deny her father’s death by keeping her father's dead body unburied. However the terrible smell make the town people crazy: “Just as they were about to resort to law and force, she broke down, and they buried her father quickly.” The third section begins with Emily’s sicking. The narrator notes that a foreman named Homer who comes from North with a crew of men to build sidewalks in Jefferson. After Emily and Homer are seen driving out on Sunday afternoons, Emily visits a druggist.