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... . Mario Puzo was great at researching, and researching is what he did to lay out this dramatic plot. Growing up as an Italian American, Puzo brought into the novel such codes as honor and loyalty, and his vast knowledge in Italian and Sicilian culture and customs. With this incorporation, Puzo made this story stand out as if it was really happening ... ...
... in an unorthodox way"(Clarens, 278). The godfather is made into a god when he acts in the name or his people, "the manner in which the guilty are humbled, in blood-soaked beds, seems somewhat scriptural, as if the godfather were omniscient as well as all-powerful"(Clarens, 278). Clarens commends Mario Puzo for "doing his homework". Puzo based the Corleone ... ...
The bullet caught Sollozzo squarely between his eye and his ear and when it exited on the other side, it blasted out a huge gout of blood and skull fragments onto the petrified waiter's jacket. Instinctively Micheal knew that one bullet was enough. Sollozzo had turned his head in that last moment and Michael had seen the ... ...
... veranda of his Long Island compound. My two chosen clips clearly illustrate that the business side of the family is bad but the family side is good. Family loyalty and blood ties are juxtaposed with brutal and vengeful bloodletting. Michael (Al Pacino) famously said to Fredo (John Cazale) : "Don't ever take sides against the family in an argument. There are numerous ... ...
