What is the argument of your chosen source? What is the source trying to do or what is its purpose?

Who is the rhetor (or author) of this piece? Do you find them credible? You may consider the author themselves and/or the general source (so, where is the article located). Who would you consider to be the audience for this piece?

What is the argument of your chosen source? What is the source trying to do or what is its purpose?

How are they making this argument? Primarily ethos, pathos, logos?

Briefly talk about whether you think the piece is effective or not-imagine yourself to be the audience. Remember that an argument can be effective and you still disagree with it or it can be ineffective even if you generally agree with what it is saying. You also do not have to agree with every source here. For example, I love Hades and played it frequently!

Finally, what is the context/situation/greater themes and discussion surrounding this piece? For example, Crash is a film about a set of characters but deals with a greater discussion and context of prejudice, community, stereotypes, and police brutality in a post 9-11 world. What do you think is the greater discussion and context of your piece? This is a tricky one so don’t worry if you feel unsure of your response.