In Cormac McCarthy’s ‘All the Pretty Horses’, chapter two encompasses many differences in cultures. One of which is revealed while John Grady and the great aunt play a game of chess. While conversing, the great aunt goes on to explain… Read moreAll the Pretty Horses Chapter 2 Post
In Cormac McCarthy’s ‘All the Pretty Horses’, the opening chapter includes much discussion about negative themes; despite this, some positives do hold true. Most notably, there is an optimistic vibe in the friendship formed between John Grady and Rawlins. The… Read moreERA #2, All the Pretty Horses Chapter 1
In this section of All the Pretty Horses we start to see the first instances of intense and serious conflict. After Blevins decides to hide from the impending storm due to a strong superstition he holds about lightning he ends… Read moreAll the Pretty Horses