The Eighteenth Emergency - Look closely at the words used by Byars by analysing the words used in the quotes. :: English Literature

The Eighteenth parking brake - Look closely at the words use by Byars by analysing the words used in the quotes.The Eighteenth EmergencyTarget Look closely at the words used by Byars by analysing the wordsused in the quotes.At the root of the invention The Eighteenth Emergency Byars presents cringe as universe s attendingd because Marv is by and by him. In themiddle Byars describes encounters between Marv and shiner in a expressive style that creates tension. Later on in the novel Byarspresents shiner as beginning to change because he was only thumped inthe mouth by Marv. At the end of the novel Mouse is shown to be boldand strong, and therefore Mouse is shown to change from beingweak and minute in the world to being courageous and confident inhimself.At the beginning of the novel Mouse is presented as being reallyscared and weak because Marv is after him. The textual matter Some boys aregoing to kill me shows that he is scared and exaggerating. similarly Hestarted thinking a gain about Marv Hammerman is showing he is perpetuallythinking about him, which shows he is worried. He came up in his look the way monsters do in annoyance movies, big and powerful with the comparable cold, unreal eyes. This shows you what Mouse thinks Marv lookslike, big and a person who doesnt care how scruffy he is, despite hispower to frighten people. Monsters in horror movies tend to bestrong, scary characters. Cold, unreal eyes suggests that MarvHammerman has no feelings which is non normal and suggests he isanimal-like.In the middle of the exciting story, Byars describes encountersbetween Marv Hammerman and Mouse in a way that we are made to feel moody for Mouse even though it is his fault, also it creates tension. The designate Mouse ideal his own face might have been made of thinrubber, it was ever-changing expression so rapidly shows he doesnt knowwhat to do, and is rightful(prenominal) standing, waiting for Hammerman to hit him. Also, Byars is holding back informat ion in the sentence as she is nottelling us whether his expressions are of hatred or worrying. Hammermans nostrils widened a little, and Mouse wondered if Hammermancould flavour fear the way animals could. The words nostrils widenedand smell fear suggests Mouse is relating Marv Hammerman to a savagebeast, ready to pounce.Later in the novel Mouse is presented as a changed boy because heretaliated a little which stops Marv Hammerman from hitting himagain. This suggests that Mouse had found courage. The phrase,Mouse seemed larger shows us that he is more noticeable by people