Truman Capote surrounds himself with some of society's most elite women, whom he nicknames "the swans," but his act of betrayal destroys those relationships, banishes him from high society and sends him into a spiral of self-destruction.
Truman Capote surrounds himself with some of society's most elite women, whom he nicknames "the swans," but his act of betrayal destroys those relationships, banishes him from high society and sends him into a spiral of self-destruction.
