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gggggggggggggggggggg1). "I could have kept going and taken with me the truth of what had happened in that house" (87). David is reflecting how if he would have left his house to go elsewhere and never comeback, his family would have never know that his Uncle Frank murdered Marie. David was the person that saw Uncle Frank in his house the day Marie died. The declarations that David makes against his Uncle Frank are very fundamental on making Wesley to arrest his brother.

2). "He had long since stopped being my father. He was now my interrogator, my cross-examiner. The sheriff" (98). When David told his father about about seeing Uncle Frank in his house right after Marie died his father then started to interrogate him. After he told Wesely that he saw his Uncle in his house when Marie die, he then started to asked David a series of about what he saw that day. The questions that Wesley was asking his son where much more professional about trying to solve a crime, which made D...