Kiara M.

Forcadilla
STEM 4

The book “Trial” in the valiant voice of detective Alex Cross, by James Patterson which exhibits a
gripping story of murder, love, and above all bravery. This book presents and were designed with chaos
and the absence of boast in justice, the author had enumerate the race between the society and
discrimination.

The body of the book, started on phrases held by verbs, that could pronounced and create a
motion on a given scenario. Trial is surrounded of circumstances where in prejudice fosters within the
skin of the community, which created the walls and ceased the population from reaching equality. The
author argues about the problem of black men who experienced and dealt with oppression and thirsty
for a wider door, individuals that were not given and spared a chance to breath but face the fears alone.
The palms of those teary eyed were terminated by the group of the colored man those who white
skinned person, to hold any job and resources for survival. The author tells that the black men were not
considered as humans, for their freedom was abated, and here goes a flaccid lawyer from Washington
Ben Corbett, who persuades to remove the distance thrown towards the natives or black men, he
represents the toughest cases, he risks his life in the process, to distinguish the root of the issue.

Issues are continuously roam over the horizon of the country, the context of the book also
mirrors our reality. The reason why the people have to engage unto illegal activities is the hungry for
victory with not using such appropriate actions. The author also described how the racism would
influenced the ear and point of view of the future generation and how it passed to stained the identity
of one another, as an specific chapter of the book by Patterson introduced a separation of time, but
connected by blood and united by bravery, in the image of Alex Cross, and heard the story from the past
with bad events that repeat itself from his great uncle who were once involved in the struggles during
the their period.

To cage in the flesh of the book, because the story undergoes a series of conflicts, the author
denoted it by wrapping it all up, and uses a tool to sum all the history through a diary, where in all the
lynching has become common place and residents of the black quarter live in constant fear, where we
could also consider this as an evidence in pounding and digging out such issues. Through that, the
author was able to interpret and decode a solution where in the person who stands for the truth
proposed an action and made it.

This is a good piece and could employ a message, especially for the countries who are struggling
from non-objectivity and bias, it is a book that is readable for those who have a prior knowledge
because it uses words that cannot be translated easily to everyday life. The book is composed of deep
issues that it needs sufficient claims of events to situate ourselves on the written case which is
extremely factual. Overall this book is not quantitative in events that will assist the reader for the
interpretation of its content; it uses many turning points before it will lead you to the greatest point and
goal of the author to foresee, the writer should add more action words that will lessen the air in
narration.