This is what he does by changing his image. He sheds the brightly colored clothing for a more casual and conservative dark suit, and throws away Bergdorf's scarf to complete his new look. Without stopping at the above tips, he uses the chief investigator's wife's love for literary works to gain insight into the arrested killers. He gives the sheriff's wife a signed copy of his novel: Breakfast at Tiffany's, a timely bait for his move. This endears him, and hopefully the sheriff by proxy. Capote triggers another movement by heading towards the girl who found the friend's body, Laura. Nelle makes the request, in which she asks about Danny, the deceased's boyfriend. What emerges from their investigation is that Danny seems broken by the whole killing. Capote uses empathy to get Laura to talk more about Danny and what the people in town are talking about. Despite Capote's rather extroverted nature, one cannot fail to realize that he feels remorse for his