As the novel moves into part two the novel becomes something of a grab bag. Kerouac continually tries to describe the scenery in the various states he and Dean pass through in Dean's car. Often, he does a wonderful job. His intricate descriptions of the places where they stopped to eat and get gas, the hitchhikers they pick up, and the run ins with the police all seem credible. But, there is a noticeable drop in the amount of action, and this causes quite a letdown from the once great energy that was poured out in part one. However, while the details may seem plausible at some points, there are many times when Kerouac, instead of giving glib, vivid portrayals, seems to be rushing through the scenes; such as the section where Dean and Sal stay with the woman coal truck driver, Frankie, and her poetic thirteen year old daughter. At other p

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Approximate Word count = 567
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)