Book by Gabriel García Márquez on Red Monday

gualterio (52)in #book • 5 years ago

There are a lot of research and news that can be given as an example to the audience effect, but I will talk about a novel. Gabriel García Márquez's book Red Monday is actually a very impressive book that has much deeper social issues and should be read and considered.

After that, it may contain information about the book for those who do not read the book. However, the point I will mention here will be the attitude of the townspeople who I think might be a good example for the audience effect.

The main character in the book is known by all the locals except Santiago, where Santiago Nasar will be killed by twins. Gemini, they do not want to commit the murder of people who prevent them from inside because they hope to get out of their plans to tell everyone they meet, get their blades openly, waiting to kill Santiago without waiting for the need to hide.

However, no one warns Santiago because everyone knows that if he knows, he knows about it. Because nobody expects such a thing from the twins, he does not believe in this plan and does not take them seriously; Everyone is unresponsive to the fact that the authorities exclude themselves on the grounds of obstacles and do not attempt to do things that do not serve us.

The authorities do not interfere with the twins because they do not expect such a thing. And when that time comes, the twins commit murder in front of everyone. In addition to many reasons such as the individual and social value understanding that lies under the assumption that twins will commit murder and that no one interferes with this, there is also a reason for me to have an audience effect. In other words, the people of the town have experienced confusion and confusion about their responsibility, they have not found the authority to intervene, the seriousness of the situation did not understand and wait for each other to intervene.

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