Week 3 Post 2

Morrison is very descriptive in the writing but not as much about her characters. While you know learn their background and get a better understanding of them in some respects, she seems to be more focused on details. Capote in my mind did the same, being more focused on details then the most of the characters. While he did induldge in a few characters, mainly Dick and Perry and a little with members of the Clutter family, it was limited. Morrison while giving you information of most of the characters, it was in a selective fashion. I think thats were Capote and Morrison differ from Updike. In Rabbit, Run the characters seemed to be more developed and I could understand them better. It might have been the Updike had a more limited cast of main characters, but this allows the reader to connect with them better.