Anti-Castro Assassination in Don DeLillo's Libra

Don DeLillo’s novelistic figures Libra often focuses on offensive subjects, which make controversy as well as interest the public, reliant on the country where one exist. In the United States films talks about the assassination of political leaders, such as John. F. Kennedy, the President of America and Fidel Castro, the president of Cuba are both fictional historical leaders, have become increasingly popular, despite their disturbing premise. The postmodern famous American novelist Don DeLillo takes such wonderful short film through his writing subjects assassination about Lee Harvey Oswald’s odyssey from problematic teenager to a man of dangerous stability, who vivid himself an agent of history. If the “history” presents itself in the form of two disgruntled Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) operatives who decide that an unsuccessful attempt on the life of the president galvanizes the nation opposed communism.