All Quiet On The Road Rhetorical Devices

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Yes the audience is likely to be convinced by the author's rhetorical approach because she has credibility since she has experience on how it feels not being able to connect with a parent but at the end of the day being able to perceive through the challenge and eventually finding common ground with her father also this writer uses a lot of imagery to give the reader an image of how certain events unraveled in the story. 2) Yes the tone of the author is appropriate to the audience because she gives a lot of information on her surroundings for example the workplace of her father's and the use of hyperbole by using imagery an image is formed in the reader's head therefore adding on to the story making it deeper, with the use of hyperbole the writer makes her story have a comedic …show more content…
The strategies that the writer uses is imagery and irony. Irony because usually people don't want to feel pain but she does when it comes to the firing of her father's ashes and imagery when she describes how she is going to fire him.

5) Yes the text does accomplish the author's purpose because at the beginning of the text she is struggling with having a relationship because in the surface they are exact opposites. But in later in the text the writer realizes that both her father and her are the same in a deeper level both were smart-alecky loners with goofy projects and weird equipment, she even refers her self as an accomplice of her father.

6) Yes because the way that the author establishes a sense of credibility because she personally lived the experience of struggling to find common ground with her father and by accomplishing her goal by the end of the text. So by her completing her task the reader takes her story more
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