i just killed a man she‘s my alibi

I have no idea. It could be fictional or based on some real events, but without more context, it's hard to say for sure.

The original singer of the song " I Just Want to Be Your Man " was Huanzi.

I'm not entirely sure as there could be many novels with the word 'alibi' in the title. It might be a mystery novel where the concept of an alibi plays a crucial role, like a character having to prove or disprove an alibi to solve a crime.

Since I haven't read 'alibi a novel', it's hard to say exactly. However, it could be about a crime and the search for the truth. The alibi might be a crucial part of the story, perhaps leading the protagonist on a journey to find out if it's real or fabricated. There could be twists and turns as different characters' alibis are investigated.

The man is described in a way that shows his vulnerability. His young age and the peaceful look on his face, despite being killed, are emphasized. This description makes the reader feel sympathy for him. The details about his body position and the damage done to him also add to the overall sense of the horror of his death.

Legally, the person will go through the criminal justice system. There will be an investigation to determine the exact nature of the act. If it can be proven that they were acting in self - defense, the charges could be reduced or even dropped. But if not, they will face trial. If convicted of manslaughter, which implies it was not premeditated but still a result of their actions, they could face several years to decades in prison.

Well, it might be due to a moment of extreme rage. Maybe there was a huge argument about something really important like inheritance or family secrets that got out of hand. Or it could be related to substance abuse. If the person was under the influence of drugs or alcohol, their judgment could have been severely impaired and led to this unthinkable act.

In 'The Man I Killed' from 'The Things They Carried', it shows the complex emotions of the narrator. He is haunted by the act of killing. It's not just about the physical act but also the psychological burden. The detailed descriptions make the reader feel the horror and confusion the narrator experiences.

Perhaps it's a third-person omniscient narrator who provides multiple perspectives. This could allow for a more comprehensive understanding of the story and its characters.

Since I don't know which specific 'alibi novel' you're referring to, I can't say for sure. But it could have a detective as one of the main characters, someone who is tasked with investigating the alibis.