Hunters In The Snow Rhetorical Analysis

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Title: The title of this essay does well in capturing my attention however, a clever reference to “Hunter’s in The Snow” could help make it even more compelling. Overall, this is a great title but, it does feel like it only refers to the “Things They Carried”

Introduction: The introductory statement could use some revision, I feel it failed to infer into the text however, the rest of your introduction has a lot of potential. The main issue I noted with your introductory paragraph is the excessive use of first-person voice. A great place to refer to in the revision process is the Essay 2 prompt module, where the professor discourages the use of first person voice and provides an example.

Synopsis: The writer did an impressive job at providing an informative yet concise synopsis of both stories. However, …show more content…

The only issue I have is the use of first-person voice, which should be a straightforward fix.

Content: The content of this essay looks very promising for a draft, with adequate revision this essay has limitless potential. Secondly, I did note several MLA errors such as missing page headings, in-text citation errors, and various errors in the works cited page.

Development: This essay is highly entertaining and well thought out however, it's about half a page short of the minimum length requirements. I recommend outlining your essay once more and finding another main point to include as a body paragraph.

Organization: The organization of this was easy to follow and adequately supported the thesis of the text. However the body of the essay needs more information on the two stories.

Integrating Quotations: This essay does fairly well in integrating quotations from both stories. The only issue I could note was your quotation from “Hunters In The Snow” because it feels awkwardly integrated into your essay, unlike your first two

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