Monday, September 6, 2010

Monster in Ryokan

1. Immediately by saying that a monster is a relative thing, she gets you thinking about different ways something called a monster could be used in context. I think it was very effective.
2. I think she does this to remind the reader to consider the differences in the 2 cultures, which of course leads up to her being considered a monster to the Japanese.
3. Her dialogue is conducted in a very forward yet casual personality. This would engage the reader because it is almost as if you are speaking to someone you know.
4. Most people love traveling and wish that they could travel more then they do, it would make sense that one would want to learn about a place that they can not go to.

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