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The Rapper Rhetorical Analysis

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This is the story of a girl who is kidnapped and the scenarios that happen can either keep her alive or kill her.
This story is told through the eyes a girl named Charity Meyers. Set in 2035, when kidnapping has become a great way to make money, Charity is taken into an ambulance against her will. Previously having lived in the “Highlands”, a secure and gated area where kidnapping rates are low, she never suspected being the victim. Unaware and untrained for this situation, she tries to negotiate with her kidnappers and hopes her dad is able to contact them. The kidnappers make it very clear that the only thing they want is money. Time is passing, and the kidnappers are having a hard time contacting Charity’s parents. Charity becomes aware that something is very wrong. She is able to flee the compound where she was held, and realizes the area she’s in was a recent vacation spot that she and her family used to visit. After investigating more, she finds out the sole leader in her …show more content…

While reading, I felt as if I was in the future, and actually living through the eyes of Charity. I personally can relate to some aspects of Charity. This writing was effective in the way that it kept my attention and very rarely got dull. When it was revealed that Charity’s father was her kidnapper, I felt the shock like it was my own situation. The strengths of this book was its ability to captivate its readers. Not only this, but this book can entertain people of all ages. The weaknesses of this book was that it could often get confusing. But for the most part, it was later explained and figured out. I found this book to be moving. It shows the reader that you can’t truly trust anyone, and that even the people closest to you can go to extreme lengths to get the things they want. I would recommend this book to people of all ages. It will keep you eyes glued to the pages and will make you feel sympathy for the characters at the same

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