Droogs head out to Victoria Flat Block's Old Town, which is located in the Manse. Alex's comments that a lot of old, rich women tend to live in the area. They arrive at the Manse, and go to the window first to see what's happening inside the home. They see the old man feeding a number of cats and kittens milk. Droogs first to decide to go to the door and say that Georgie passed out and in need of help. Alex rings the bell several times before she tells them to go away, because he does not want what they are selling, or he will shoot.
Alex thinks he is a little crazy, and then find out the window, that he thinks they could Climb through the house. They pretend to leave, Alex and the droogs help through the window. He tells them he climb through the quiet old lady, and then give them the door.
He breaks the closed window handle of his knife, and climbs in the hallway.She decides that she looks droogs, that he can do acts of self, and the ends of the down the aisle towards the old lady instead of droogs. When he arrives room, he sees the silver statue and take it. He has a room full of cats and a woman. He begins to speak to him, and he begins to shouting at him to stay away, threatening him with his cane. Alex then allowed to interfere with the a statue of Beethoven, and begins to walk towards it. He slips on the saucer of milk, and the woman hit him with his cane when he loses his balance. He continues to beat him with a cane until he catches it, throws him off balance. As he falls, he will take table cloth with him, and the cats will start to panic.
Alex gets up and kicking a woman. When he comes back, he accidentally steps into a cat tail, and the cat clinging to his leg. When he Pries cat off, and goes to Beethoven statue again, slipping, once again, on the other bowl of milk. Lady ago grabs her feet and allowed him to fall, and he attacks the cats. Lady screaming, encouraging the cats to attack, and Alex, then stabbed him in the silver statue of a cross- mouth to catch him.
Alex then runs to the door and fumbles with the number of locks woman is on top it, and there is a Dim standing outside the door of his chain. He chains up Alex, and leave him there for the police to arrive as soon as droogs run-off. Police are pleased to catch "Little Alex", as they call him. trying to resist arrest, fighting them off and yelling obscenities. He shouts that he is innocent.
Police throw Alex in the car, two police officers who keep hitting him on the way to the station. They also tease him verbally. Alex tells them he does not to know how they know his name, and they tell him that Alex and his friends earned a reputation for. Alex tells them that the droogs are not his friends, and will continue tell the officials that his droogs were the ones who framed him.
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A Clockwork Orange - Part 1, Chapter 6 Analysis
Alex, in his desire to show the boys that he is the boss, a victim of his desire to domination. His crime, is this woman in the house, was not about artistic crime he had grown to relish, but the revenge doubt of his friends. However, he underestimation of his friends, because most people who crave the power to do, and he sat down up.
While the old woman's house, we also see a disturbing, but also a slapstick scene errors in Alex's part. His obsession for music leads him to Beethoven statue, symbol of his violent tendencies, and his desire is to lead him to slip on a saucer filled with milk.
A woman and her cats have also underestimated Alex because he will fight back - and so do cats. All the time, even if Alex thinks that he can get his friends and to get out, only to find that they are serious about having enough his lordship. They had set him to get caught.
Alex then becomes trapped in one, without supervision, which allowed him to splurge. not take care of not only themselves, and continue to show no loyalty by trying to implicate his friend crime. At the same time, he falls victim to the joy of the police unable to catch Alex. They show the same joy to catch him, because he has already he perpetrates violence against others.
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