In Cormac McCarthy’s ‘All the Pretty Horses’, the third chapter entails much discussion about cultural differences, especially in regards to the United States and Mexico. Upon arriving at the prison, John Grady meets Perez, an individual who lives in a… Read moreAll the Pretty Horses Chapter 3 Post
In reading the first part of chapter 3 we find out that the boys have gotten in trouble with the men that they stole Blevins back from. This is an important part of the story because Rawlins and John Grady… Read moreERA All the Pretty Horses 139-179
Although Blevins is this mysterious character that seems to have all this extensive experience in guns and horses, he in fact is still very immature. There is a big storm which terrifies Blevins. Multiple members of his family have been… Read moreJohn Grady Character Traits
After discussing the first chapter in class I have gone back to the text to further analyze some main points that happened. The main character John Cole brings up this idea of wild horses. He describes them as though he… Read morePretty Horses Reflection
John Grady Cole’s family in All The Pretty Horses is described as consisting of danger seeking, almost heroic, men. This provides a sense of identity for John Grady to live up to and grow into. It is stated that John… Read moreIdentity in All The Pretty Horses