Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood"

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…does not do that and therefore again breaks away from the typical historical work. On page 57, the last paragraph, we read that Perry and Dick arrive at the Clutter ranch and the next few pages jump to the finding of the bodies. This is an effective way to capture the attention of the reader and keep them wondering and reading on to see what happened and how it happened, which is literature not strictly history.