- egotistical - e.g. tattoos (contrasting themes) etc
- moderately high IQ
- diction - indicates uneducation
+- charistmatic (e.g. cheques)
+- "honey"
+- family believes he is more innocent
+- diverts blame to others, justifies behaviour
+- desire for "American Dream"
+- assumes power over Perry
+- views himself as a victim of society
+- food
+- cautious of Perry due to tendency to suddenly take control
+
+
*Perry and Dick appear less genuinely criminal at the beginning of the novel*
- messy/materialistic - “Christ, Perry. You carry that junk everywhere?”
- "know the ins and outs of hunting gold"
- has trouble meeting deadlines - "if Dick had not hammered home the every-minute importance of the next twenty-four hours"
-- criminal past
+- criminal past
- "never drank coffeemy name sluger lolol"
- personal account of boyhood while in Mexico
- parents were rodeo riders
- two siblings and one inlaw committed suicide
- tattoos - more delicate / meaningful than Dick's (juxtaposition). contrasting themes
+- legs
+- snake in dreams
+- yellow parrot
+- tiger
+- guitar
+- family issues
+- childish
+- hymns/music
+- correcting grammar
+- premonition
+- idolises Willie-Jay
+- relationship with Dick as a substitute for Willie-Jay
+- motivated to murder so that he can be associated with Dick
+- idealistic
### Willie-Jay
- assistant to prison chaplain
- detail
- imagery
- mixed perspective
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+## Creative response analysis
+
+- knowledge of other parts of text
+- minor characters
+- descriptive imagery
+- linking motif in scene transitions
+- long sentences
+- include obscure plot details
+- implicit explanation of people & emotions
+- contrasting voice of dialogue & narrations
+- use obvious/explicit motifs sparingly
+- past tense consistently
+- don't replicate events from original
+
+### Statement of intention
+
+- explore purpose & style
+- explain themes & symobls