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Jack Harrison Case

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The statement I believe he wanted to make was how smart, beautiful, athletic and elegant people can be without their handicaps and how it isn’t right to bring people down for their intelligence or beauty. One piece of evidence for this is “a living, breathing Harrison filled the screen (Page 18).” This evidence proves that he went on T.V, therefore, why would a wanted criminal go on T.V if he knew he would get caught? There are a few answers to this question but in this case, it was because Harrison wanted to make a statement in front of as many people as possible. Another piece of evidence is… “Last of all, he removed her mask. She was blindingly beautiful.” This evidence proves that he wants to prove how beautiful people can be without their

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