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''Death Wish'' is a 1972 novel by Brian Garfield.
After his wife and daughter are assaulted in his apartment, accountatnt Paul Benjamin starts resenting how "softly" crime is being handled, and decides to take a more direct approach on law enforcement in his neighborhood.
In 1974, a succesful [[Film/DeathWish film adaptation]] starring CharlesBronson was made.
!!This book has the examples of:
* AngstComa: The trauma that Carol went trough eventually puts her into a vegetitive state.
* TheBigRottenApple: New York is portrayed as a scum-infested city full of crime.
* KarmaHoudini: The perps that assaulted Paul's wife and daughter are never caught
* MercyLead: A policeman runs into one of Paul's vigilante acts, but he gives him time to leave the crime scene.
* SockItToThem: Paul initial choice for self-protection is a sock with a roll of quarters in it.
* TrainingThePeacefulVillagers: Paul notes to himself how often this trope is used to defeat the "blackhats" in movies.
* VigilanteMan: What Paul becomes by the end of the book.
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After his wife and daughter are assaulted in his apartment, accountatnt Paul Benjamin starts resenting how "softly" crime is being handled, and decides to take a more direct approach on law enforcement in his neighborhood.
In 1974, a succesful [[Film/DeathWish film adaptation]] starring CharlesBronson was made.
!!This book has the examples of:
* AngstComa: The trauma that Carol went trough eventually puts her into a vegetitive state.
* TheBigRottenApple: New York is portrayed as a scum-infested city full of crime.
* KarmaHoudini: The perps that assaulted Paul's wife and daughter are never caught
* MercyLead: A policeman runs into one of Paul's vigilante acts, but he gives him time to leave the crime scene.
* SockItToThem: Paul initial choice for self-protection is a sock with a roll of quarters in it.
* TrainingThePeacefulVillagers: Paul notes to himself how often this trope is used to defeat the "blackhats" in movies.
* VigilanteMan: What Paul becomes by the end of the book.
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