Book Review Of White Collar: Neal Caffrey

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White Collar is a show that was released in 2009 and finished airing in 2014. It had 6 seasons and a total of 81 episodes and aired on USA Network. The show is about Neal Caffrey, who is played by Matt Bomber and how he changed his life around. He was an intelligent con artist with multiple skillsets. But he was eventually caught by FBI special agent Peter Burke, who is played by Tim DeKay. Mozzie is Neal’s best friend who was played by Willie Garson. Neal negotiates a deal with special agent Burke by helping him catch criminals in return of not going to jail. So Neal became a criminal informant to the FBI white collar division. Overtime, he became their most valuable asset, as they caught more criminals than they ever had before Neal joined …show more content…

However, he had a different perspective of the world. His view of the world was different from others which is the case with everyone but Mozzie was different. He had a view in which it seemed as though the external world was not real to him but in everyone’s head. There is no possible way to prove that the external physical world isn’t all in our head. We cannot prove that the external world exists. Are we all just hallucinating? Mozzie might think so, and would add that the world is just a figment of our imagination. Mozzie believed in many conspiracy theories and believed big brother was always watching everything and everyone. He was very skeptical on many topics and had issues with trusting others. It was clear to see that Mozzie was a dualist. Dualism refers to the mind and body being separate, that there are two kinds of reality: material and immaterial. So the mind and body are separate from one another. He cherished his intelligence, his mind is what made him Mozzie. Mozzie may not have said all this but it is obvious to see him saying words like this and he is in almost every episode therefore the audience gets to really know his

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