The Hunger Games Rhetorical Analysis

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Because of Suzanne Collins's utilization of descriptive writing, I, too, chose a quote from The Hunger Games. Your quote is an excellent example of the author's skills in creating an image in the reader's mind. By using interesting, impactful words, such as "grapple", "splattering", "repulsed", and "clutching", Collins captivates her audience. I agree that this quote allows the reader to easily picture Katniss's surroundings as if the reader were actually there. The way the author describes the blood from the boy with whom she is struggling allows the reader to know precisely how the blood feels. Your point about the fear that Katniss feels being clearly expressed and felt by the audience has helped further my understanding of the novel. This
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