Question

Main idea of the Local Girl Found Slain by Rejected Lover

Answer 1

Answer:

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Ms. Porphyria Blank,21, was found stragled this morning in the cottage owned by John doe,25. Doe was found holding the body in his arm and appeared to be in stupor. “I Killed her because i love her”.

Doe had attention to Miss Blank for the last several month, thought it was strenuously denied that his regards. Mr. Weston the fiance of Miss Blank could not be reached for a statement. Mrs. Blank was prostrated by the news of her daughter dead.

The Slain girl vanished last evening from the dinner party given at her parents of the approaching wedding. The family was discovered that she was not in her room and instituted a search for her about midnight. The Police, in the course of their search knocked at Mr. Doe`s cottage, at five in the morning. Receiving no answer, they forced the door and discovered Doe sitting with the dead girl in his lap. Autopsy surgeon for the country from the condition of the body, death must have occurred at about midnight.

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Answer 2

Ms. Porphyria Blank,was discovered dead at John Doe's , a jilted lover, cottage and Doe was found with the body Porphyria in his arm and seemed stupor.  He says the cops who found him that he killed her because he loved her.

Explanation:

• The conclusion of is - Possibly, the lover is seeking divine condonement for the murder. He perhaps believes that God has said nothing since God is satisfied with the lover's actions.
• God could be satisfied since God recognizes that the person’s (lover’s) crime is the only way to keep Porphyria unadulterated and untainted; or, since God does not think her life and death are significant compared to the person's. The person (lover) could be waiting in futility for some sign of God's approval.
• On the other hand, the line may denote his feelings of desolation in the wake of his savagery; Porphyria is dead, quiet descends, and he's (lover) alone. The lover could also be schizophrenic and may be listening for a voice in his head that he mistakes for God’s voice. It has also been postulated that "God's silence," wherein neither bad or good acts are instantly recompensed by God.
• The final line could also register the person's sense of remorse over his crime. In spite of his elaborate justifications for his act, he has, in reality, committed homicide, and he anticipates God to punish him – or, as a minimum, to take notice. The person is surprised, possibly a little perturbed, at God's continued silence.