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American Psycho Study Guide
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by Bret Easton Ellis
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American Psycho Study Guide consists of approx. 51 pages of summaries and analysis on American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis. Browse the literature study guide below:
American Psycho is a novel that makes a statement about modern society. Patrick Bateman is a rich kid who works on Wall Street. Bateman spends his mornings at the gym and his nights clubbing with his friends. Everyone believes Bateman is a nice guy, the shy boy next door. What his friends do not know is that Bateman is a psychopathic killer who has confessed to his crimes repeatedly. No one wants to believe that the boy next door could hurt someone, so everyone chooses to ignore Bateman's confessions. American Psycho is a satire that is both entertaining and frightening, opening reader's eyes to the consequences of apathy in society. ( read more) April Fool's, Morning, Harry's Pastels, Tunnel, Office, Health Club, Date Dry Cleaners, Harry's, Deck Chairs, Business Meeting, Video Store then D'Agostino, Facial Date with Evelyn, Tuesday, Genesis, Lunch, Concert, A Glimpse of a Thursday Afternoon, Yale Club Killing Dog, Girls, Shopping, Christmas Party Nell's, Paul Owen, Paul Smith, Birthday, Brothers, Lunch with Bethany Thursday, Whitney Houston, Dinner with Secretary, Detective, Summer Girls, Confronted by Faggot, Killing Child at Zoo, Girls, Rat, Another Night Girl, At Another New Restaurant, Tries to Cook and Eat Girl, Taking an Uzi to the Gym, Chase, Manhattan, Huey Lewis and the News In Bed with Courtney, Smith & Wollensky, Something on Television, Sandstone, The Best City for Business, Working Out, End of the 1980s, Aspen, Valentine's Day, Bum on Fifth, New Club, Taxi Driver, At Harry's
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American Psycho from BookRags and Gale's For Students Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.
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