Text Response 1. What state of the US is Shawshank redemption prison in? The Shawshank redemption prison is located in Portland, Maine. 2. What crime did Andy Dufresne get jailed for committing? The crime that Andy was sent to jail for was murdering his wife and her lover. 3. What happens to ‘Fat Ass’? Fat Ass was beaten up and taken to the infirmary, he then died. 4. What is the first item that Andy asks Red to get? The first item that Andy asks Red to get was a rock hammer. 5. Why is Red worried about getting this? Red was worried about getting a rock hammer for Andy because it is dangerous tool that can be used as a weapon. 6. Why does Hadley beat bogs? Hadley beats bogs because bogs and the girls had been beating Andy up but now that the officers need Andy to launder money for them and do their taxes they wanted to protect Andy for their own advantages. 7. …show more content…
What is the name of Warden Norton’s programmer that uses prisoners’ to work outside? The name of Warden Norton’s programme is Outdoor detail. 8. What advice does Andy give Hadley in regards to Hadley’s inheritance from his brother? Andy’s advice to Hadley was to give it to his wife so it can’t be tracked. 9. What does Hadley give in return for this advice? In return for Andy’s advice Hadley gives Beer for his friends. 10. What is the name of the fictional character created by Andy to hide the warden’s money? The name that Andy has chosen to use to hide the wardens money is Randel Stevens. 11. Why does brooks put a knife to Heywood’s through? Brooks put a knife to Hadley’s throat because it would be the only way they would let him stay because that was what he was used to. 12. Who is the composer of the song that Andy plays over the loud speakers? The composer of the song that Andy played over the loud speakers was Moartsart. 13. What happens to brooks and why? Brooks killed himself as he found it hard living in the real world after 50
...d 10 years later in prison of complications from cirrhosis. In the meantime, he had attacked a girlfriend at her house. He stabbed her in the stomach and dragged her into the backyard to rape her and then kill her before the girlfriend’s sons chased him off. He also was arrested for threatening neighbors and dealing heroin. When he died, his mother thought so little of him that she pocketed the money that the state provided for burial expenses and let her son be buried in a potter’s field.
as, Holden acted out and pretended to be people so that you could deal with the pain he
named Mills. Mills was not involved with the robbery but he had been in prison with Ehle and
He believes he is being pursued by a federal agent (Ed Harris), and imagines himself in chase scenes that seem to be inspired by 1940s crime movies. He begins to find patterns where no patterns exist. One night he and Alicia stand under the sky and he asks her to name any object, and then connects stars to draw it. Romantic, but it's not so romantic when she discovers his office thickly papered with countless bits torn from newspapers and magazines, connected by frantic lines into imaginary
who had killed his friend. On the other hand he killed his wife's cousin. How
While Tyron was serving in the military, Aldwin continued his rebellion through a lifestyle of crime, violence, and eventually murder. After serving 7 years out of a 10 year sentence for armed robbery, Aldwin was released from prison in 1993. Soon after his release, Aldwin was involved in a robbery at Maude’s Pizzeria, where he murdered two men: Cory Gerlach and Perry Austin. During this same period he was also accuse...
Andy frequently plays truant and would usually hang out with a group of friends at the void decks or at the shopping centre. He will only go home late in the night when all his friends have gone home.
and her lover in 1946 and is sentenced to life in prison. He is sent to the
Similarly, the bowl is symbolic of how fragile her affair is. Andrea is very uneasy of the fact that she may lose her
At one point in the story, Miles was at a bar and overheard a drunk talking about a guy named Otis and how he ran over Miles wife, and because Miles and Otis are not on each others good side, Miles rushes in and arrests Otis on the spot, pointing his gun at his head, ready to shoot when Otis gave any sign of struggle. Taking Otis in, Miles thought, ‘I don’t care. Otis is going to jail, no matter what happens to me. Otis will rot away in prison like he made me rot for two years.’ Miles has so much anger and depression from the death of his wife that if he hears anything about the person who killed Missy, even if it is from a drunk guy, that he will just rush in and take the guy down.
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The first time he escaped the prison, he was found six days after and taken back. The second time, he was sadly able to kill five women, and even abducted a 12-year old girl. The girl was never found and more women could have been killed, the five were the only ones that were confirmed to be killed by him. In his trial in 1979 he represented himself, most likely for attention and his own entertainment. He was sentenced to death row and was executed on the electric chair on January 24th, 1989 (Psychopath 4). It was a relief to many people that the notorious murderer was dead, and groups of people even cheered on the day of his execution.
When Atkins was first apprehended he didn’t admit to the murders, saying that he was a homosexual. However, after hours and hours of police questioning he confessed to the murders of all eleven women. Atkins went to trial and was found guilty of his crimes. He was sentenced to serve 11 terms of life in prison without parole. He was found dead at the age of 29 in his cell from a disease called HIV, after only serving 5 years of life sentence. It is believed that he caught HIV from one of the prostitutes he raped and