Similar patterns can be seen throughout this chapter as
well, but there are a few different approaches presented. Dodson begins the
chapter with a section with all facts going from general to specific back to
general to make Dodson’s claim. There is less of a personal side to this
chapter, at least in the beginning. The section is mainly from news stories and
past information from incidents involving local citizens, not Dodson himself.
These stories; however, still lead into a factual basis describing the area and
the issues, development of this particular city or town. While these new patterns
arrive, so do the usual ones from the previous chapter. He kicks another
section of the chapter with a personal story then facts, which lead to a main
point. He ends the chapter with a mixture of general facts, which lead into
specific facts, which then go into a personal account and then general facts. Several
new patterns do arrive, but he ends in a typical manner similar to his previous
chapter.
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