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The Godfather Book Report

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r Puzo, After reading the book The Godfather, I was impressed by how you can perform the ups and downs of the plot. Even a very outraged plot can be perfectly fair and reasonable. Every emotion, all the killings, and all the vulgar relationships can be coherent with every character you portrayed. But at the same time, you can also depict the relentless characters in a very authentic way.

By working through the fascinating scenes and thrilling plots, you objectively reveal the hidden nature of the American society. The beginning the book starts out with two examples: Amerigo Bonasera failed to help her daughter and Johnny is experiencing downhill moves in his career, you describe the main character Don Vito Corleone as the successful man

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