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

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

I found the first section of this reading to be a really interesting interpretation of a more modern America. The main character has decided to go to Mexico to escape his reality in America. His family farm is being sold… Read moreAll the Pretty Horses (1-59)

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