He's a sissy from the groundup. He didn't realize how much she really had effected him, but disliked thesituation enough to try to escape to New York. This dependence was a great source ofbitterness for Tom, and was his drive in all of his crimes and lies. Your syntax is askew and the wording is slipping. The fact that similar events occur in novels and newspapers and similar themes occur in suspense novels and literary novels is neither earthshaking nor informative.
Suspense novels tend to have pages made of paper, and so do Hungarian-Finnish medical dictionaries.
Patricia Highsmith was said to have had two eyes, and so did Maria Callas and Krushchev. Ripley was written in English, as are many ransom notes. Most murder casesgo unsolved. You can anticipate a thundershower without caring about the rain clouds. It is even unclear whether or not you are voicing a complaint against that distrust or you are simply explaining a certain social psychology.