Moonrise
by Sarah Crossan
The chapter is entitled "Section A". The chapter talked about a seventeen-year-old Joe who came to Texas to visit his brother Ed, who is currently sentenced to death row, and was convicted of a murder he did not commit as he told his brother Joe. I am thrilled and looking forward to finishing this book and what events will happen in the near future. I thought that how the structure of the book was written was odd, since it was like in a form of poetry yet it is not. The book is a novel. The plot is amazing, and I would not mind reading a book concerning the justice system such as this one.
I believe that the authors intent was to let her audience focus on the order of events since she uses Chronological Organization. The author also uses imagery in this chapter, evoking the readers senses such as 'So many doors and bars, but no windows,' and 'It's all fluorescent lighting, flickering and humming, like the building itself is strung out.' Making the readers a part of the book with Joe. In a prison. Visiting his brother Ed on Section A in the death row hall.
I believe that the authors intent was to let her audience focus on the order of events since she uses Chronological Organization. The author also uses imagery in this chapter, evoking the readers senses such as 'So many doors and bars, but no windows,' and 'It's all fluorescent lighting, flickering and humming, like the building itself is strung out.' Making the readers a part of the book with Joe. In a prison. Visiting his brother Ed on Section A in the death row hall.
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