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by Joyce Carol Oates (0 Reviews)
In "A Book of American Martyrs" by Joyce Carol Oates, the narrative explores the complex nature of violence and morality through the intertwined lives of a murderer and his victims. The story delves into the psychological landscape of the characters, revealing that the perpetrator, though perceived as powerful, is actually quite vulnerable. His actions stem from deeper issues, and he faces societal repercussions that complicate the idea of justice and punishment....
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