Carmen by John Benton

The character is mainly John Benton of Carmen - the hero of this story, she was denied by her father and her mother. She later left the house to find drugs and prostitution. Vinnie - is an "old man" of Carmen who protects her and becomes a pimp of her. He likes drugs like Carmen very much. Mom - When Carmen tried to stop striking her mother, Carmen's mother scolded Carmen for scold by her father. Dad - Carmen's father who was abused when young and had problems with alcohol.

Robert Benton, 43 years old, has a problem with his lover John Koenig. They insisted that Konig had left. Annetta Fox, the eldest son of Bennett, came here to try and comfort him. They drank a bottle of champagne and went home. Shortly after she left, he shot himself. At that moment, Aneta suddenly told the car turned to the left suddenly. Cooper's ghost always has a decaying shadow and ruins - this is a homosexual single bar, a punk rock concert, alleys and corridors, the abdomen of the toilet and the hotel room. Touch of work - love. Yes, I appreciate good. It is hidden in the writer's hand and hidden as a hint, sometimes as joy, insight, celebration, or simply as perceptual touch or gesture, and in most cases as inspiration.

From the Midwest; John Stuart Curry, Thomas Hart Benton, Grant Wood, Dale Nichols, Roger Mede Alice - In addition, Keith is Keith Jacob Shagen, Francisco Sasso, Dan Howard, Eddie Dominguez, Susan Puelz and Hal Holoun. Kiechel is also representative of John Steuart Curry, James Eisentrager, Thomas Coleman and others.

America's regionalism is known for its "regionalism, big three", including three of the most respected three artists of the Great Depression, Grantwood, Thomas Hart Benton, and John Stewart Curry. Though they are both studying art in Paris, they devoted their lives to creating true American art forms. They believe that solving the urban problems of American life and the Great Depression is to return America to the country's agricultural roots. Wood from Anamosa, Iowa, is famous for American Gothic paintings. In 1935, he published a famous booklet entitled "Rebellion against the City" in Iowa City, where he focused on American themes and art buyers no longer in the theme and style of Paris culture I argued that it was not. Wood wrote that regional artists are explaining the competition of these earlier elements to create their home geography, industry, psychology, and American culture.