1. The Big Sleep
... all four paws in the air" (5). Marlowe naturally picks up on her failing passes and acknowledges that she has a very low maturity level. Although Carmen has already made a fool of herself, she continues to try to woo Marlowe. After she looks like an idiot because she falsely accused Joe Brody ... . In the process of doing this, there are no complicated soliloquies in which the detective confronts the advantages and disadvantages to becoming sexual with Carmen. One does not read of his the conflicts he experiences while examining his relationship with the General's daughter because Chand...
- Word Count: 1272
- Approx Pages: 5
- Grade Level: High School