In Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, briefly analyze the effect of alternating points of views for each section.

In his
efforts to present the narrative of  in a journalistic style that recreates
the setting and the persons involved, apparently without bias,uses an omniscient narrator who
moves back and forth from the perspectives of the Clutters to that of Dick and Perry. This
technique keeps the reader aware of what happens with both parties at the same time while also
emphasizing important events. This method also works towards the convergence of the two
perspectives which then creates a suspenseful tension. As written in a review in
Time magazine,

Capote has thrust the
act...