... and destroyed their peace and gave Rawlins "a uneasy feelin- (McCarthy 43). McCarthy surely reveals the evil of men every time John and Huck encounter society. To make the setting of a Mexican society authentic and display the wickedness of mankind, McCarthy frequently includes bilingual phrases and passages. The "use of Spanish to evoke a Hispanic place and culture- (Eder 2) is sometimes very subtle to make the usage ... to the environment. John is greeted by, "Buenos dís, guapo- (McCarthy 4) in the kitchen and continues to have a whole conversation in Spanish. As a result of the Span...

• Word Count: 2102
• Approx Pages: 8
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• Grade Level: High School