What the Dog Saw
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Planted his bombs in movie theaters, he would slit the underside of the seat with a knife and stuff his explosives into the upholstery. Didnt that seem like a symbolic act of penetrating a woman, or castrating a man or perhaps both? F. P. Had probably never progressed beyond the Oedipal stage. He was unmarried, a loner. Living with a mother figure. Brussel made another leap. F. P. Was a Slav. Just as the use of a garrote would have suggested someone of Mediterranean extraction, the bomb-knife c...ombination struck him as Eastern European. Some of the letters had been posted from Westchester County, but F. P. Wouldnt have mailed the letters from his hometown. Still, a number of cities in southeastern Connecticut had a large Slavic population. And didnt you have to pass through Westchester to get to the city from Connecticut?
Brussel waited a moment, and then, in a scene that has become legendary among criminal profilers, he made a prediction: One more thing. I closed my eyes because I didnt want to see their reaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Planted his bombs in movie theaters, he would slit the underside of the seat with a knife and stuff his explosives into the upholstery. Didnt that seem like a symbolic act of penetrating a woman, or castrating a man or perhaps both? F. P. Had probably never progressed beyond the Oedipal stage. He was unmarried, a loner. Living with a mother figure. Brussel made another leap. F. P. Was a Slav. Just as the use of a garrote would have suggested someone of Mediterranean extraction, the bomb-knife c...ombination struck him as Eastern European. Some of the letters had been posted from Westchester County, but F. P. Wouldnt have mailed the letters from his hometown. Still, a number of cities in southeastern Connecticut had a large Slavic population. And didnt you have to pass through Westchester to get to the city from Connecticut?
Brussel waited a moment, and then, in a scene that has become legendary among criminal profilers, he made a prediction: One more thing. I closed my eyes because I didnt want to see their reaction.
What to read after What the Dog Saw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malcolm Gladwell to read onlineMoreLess
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