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What do you find interesting about the way in which Frazier presents Inman and Veasey's encounter with Junior? Frazier presents Inman and Veasey, who encountered Junior, is an interesting one because we at first see Junior as a man who is loyal and caring, however at further dissection we see him as a cruel, manipulative and calculating man, who is the source of all evil, because this novel is about evil. Frazier uses languages to describe Junior, he is described as a: "Great bush burnsides fuzzed out to his jawbone peered from under the brim's shadow with dark eyes, the lids swollen and hooded as a raptor's." This gives an image of a man who is quite "old", however the words such as: "shadow...dark eyes" suggest to me that he is the meaning of true evil, and that Inman and Veasey shall be in danger if they stay with him. Later...

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