Reflection Paper On What's With The Attitude

The final paper was a combination of the skills I learned from this class. It was a nightmare. It dragged me back to the beginning when I had to apply all techniques in one paper. The title, “What’s with the attitude,” deeply confused me. However, one idea suddenly popped out of my mind and helped me to get through being trapped by this task. I found that I had a huge advantage of being a skillful storyteller as a psychology major student. I have learned from Wylie how to use sarcasm and details to provoke my readers with explicit attitudes. As a result, a unique story about “missing donuts” came to me. I finished the entire story from the beginning to the end without stopping. I applied the techniques of using details to convey my attitudes.

I chose words like “creeping” and “peeping” to imply that that behavior is abominable. I used an entire paragraph to describe the details of an undutiful police officer who seemed like the main character of the story, until I suddenly told my readers “Now we drop Johnny Sebastian Cage”(What’s with the attitude Draft 2 page 2) to prove that this character is not important at all. This drastic transition would surprise the readers and make them more interested in the development of the storyline. However, the vital difficulty I met for this paper was the analysis