Rhetorical Analysis The story, “The Man Who Walked through Time,” by Colin Fletcher, is depicting a situation where he takes over the role of a non-existent Indian. Fletcher is trying to experience things the same way the Indian man used to. Fletcher lets the audience see this by using rhetorical devices such as word choice, tone, and descriptive examples. In Fletcher’s style of writing he sometimes makes the reader think that he is actually …showed first 75 words of 630 total…

…showed last 75 words of 630 total…a war like situation using defense mechanisms that just come with living in a dwelling, lets the reader almost picture the war itself. In conclusion, the way Fletcher chooses his words and sentences help the reader see the situations. Fletcher’s tone and descriptive examples of certain circumstances makes the reader want to believe that that was the way the Indians lived in the dwellings. Fletcher does a great job of making his audience believe.