All the Pretty Horses

ALL THE PRETTY HORSES Blevins was a very important character in the novel. He represented a sense of anxiety and puts some sort of a humorous mood to the story, because is mainly based on drama and problems in life. He is a very smart kid for his age and life has taught him a lot, from the beginning of the story He showed the need for company when he was trying to follow John …

…the gun he owned and knew how to shoot very well. The death of Blevins can be considered almost or if not the climax of the story, because he was actually the only important character in the novel that dies. The boy was brave until the end and tried to fight for his life as much as he could. That made his friends realize how important he was and how much they cared for him.