Neal Cassady

Neal Cassady: Neal Cassady, a freelancer of the world, grew up as a quasi-homeless boy in Denver, his alcohol addiction, father of unemployed. His growing growth experience has resulted in youth stealing, drug abuse and extreme awakening at a young age. Casadie grew soon and led to an underexposed life. And it was next to the Mexican railroad and told his death at the age of 42. However, his life seems to be regarded by many as the eighth wonder of the world.

Neal Cassady was introduced to the group in 1947 and inspired several Beat writers. He became a museum of Ginsberg; they had romantic stuff and Ginsberg became a private tutor for Casadi. The trip between Kairuac and Casadi in the late 1940s was the focus of his second novel "On the Road." The style by Casaghi's words is a jazz-like spontaneous rap source, which was later associated with "beatnik". Casadi left a deep impression on the group in a free and fluid style, and Kerouac considered them as a significant influence on his voluntary prose style.

Allen Ginsberg was introduced to Neil Cassidy in New York City in 1946 and soon was obsessed with it. A young Jewish poet from Paterson, New Jersey, regarded Casadi as an ideal hero and a companion. Their initial sexual relations and the subsequent rejection of Casadi to Ginsberg had a great influence on Ginsberg 's sentences. (Rich) Jack Kerouac (Sal) said the story of Dean (Neal) met with Carlo (Allen Ginsberg) on ​​On the Road, "They have two sharp minds, they touch each other in a hat Two sagittal eyes - a sacred character with a shining heart, and a sad poetry of a dark soul with Carlo Marx ... their energy just comes to their way ... then all the crazy vortices began ... "(Kerouac 8). Keroouak and Casadi have traveled unprecedentedly, with no purpose for many purposes throughout the country. Casadi is known for finding a purpose in all these meaningless trips. As Kaylac said, they are leading the ultimate generation of life.

Keruyak 's first wife, Idipak, called him a sweet, humble, gentle and wise man. She firmly believes that Neal Cassady is another self of Kairuyak. In addition, the broken poet Gregory Kosso believes that Casadi is materializing the ideals of the United States and its freedoms, and I think that the idealization of Casadi himself is to attract Karyak. In 1969, 47-year-old Kerouac died of internal bleeding due to long-term alcohol abuse. For a while, he said he will never commit suicide because of his religious beliefs. On the contrary, he unconsciously self-meddled his emotional distress with drugs and alcohol and caused him to die or was perhaps interpreted as a suicide later.