ROLE OF THE CHARACTERS IN SOCIAL LIFE REPRESENTED IN THE NOVEL “IN COLD BLOOD”
Khidirova Mukhlisa Alisher kizi Uzbekistan state world languages university, teacher, department of Linguistics and English literature Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Keywords:
documentary novel, crime, family, upbringing, character, social life, society.Abstract
Truman Capote’s novel «In Cold Blood» is one of the sensational works of his time, and the events of the novel are considered to be a mirror of social life. It is clear that, the author’s endless work and research are the utmost reasons for the success of novel. In addition, for this work, Truman Capote had to sacrifice a lot, health, social status, popularity. Until the novel was published in book form in 1965 under the title «In Cold Blood», the writer constantly collected facts, notes, and
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interviewed real characters.
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