Friday, February 21, 2014

Holmes and Chicago

Holmes and Chicago are not really all that different. The only reason Holmes garnered attention was because he was directly involved with the death of the women. The factories of Chicago and the other various industrial jobs killed all these factory workers, and, while labor unions were fighting for safer working conditions, not one single person was responsible for the deaths of all these workers. Thus, Holmes was really the embodiment of the negative side of industrialization, as he looked charming and gilded, yet was really ruthless and deadly.

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