What happens to Clyde Griffiths after he is accused of murder in An American Tragedy?

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In Theodore Dreiser's 1925 novel An American Tragedy, the protagonist Clyde Griffiths faces a grim conclusion following his accusation of murder. After his apprehension, the narrative follows his legal proceedings through a trial, which ultimately results in his conviction and execution.12