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Hi, would you please tell me what is the meaning of "The few killers who attempted to come to grips with their carnage did so from a prison cell" in the following text;
The demons that drove them ( serial killers) were restless and cruel and could never be exorcised. They could be neutralized by death or incarceration, but nothing else. The few killers who attempted to come to grips with their carnage did so from a prison cell.
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anonymous Hi, would you please tell me what is the meaning of "The few killers who attempted to come to grips with their carnage did so from a prison cell" in the following text; Grisham made a bad choice, He decided not to repeat "demons", so he changed it to "carnage", but it doesn't work. He meant that the few killers who actually wrestled with their demon, who attempted to reform, did it while serving a life sentence and therefore unable to do their criminal behavior.
- anonymous Hi, would you please tell me what is the meaning of "The few killers who attempted to come to grips with their carnage did so from a prison cell" in the following text; Grisham made a bad choice, He decided not to repeat "demons", so he changed it to "carnage", but it doesn't work.
- He meant that the few killers who actually wrestled with their demon, who attempted to reform, did it while serving a life sentence and therefore unable to do their criminal behavior.
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anonymousHi, would you please tell me what is the meaning of "The few killers who attempted to come to grips with their carnage did so from a prison cell" in the following text;
Grisham made a bad choice, He decided not to repeat "demons", so he changed it to "carnage", but it doesn't work. He meant that the few killers who actually wrestled with their demo
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