A Rhetorical Analysis Of Consent To Kill By Vince Flynn
Consent to Kill by Vince Flynn
In this essay I will talk about the story, chapters and characteristics from de book Consent to kill by Vince Flynn. Is one of America's best fiction writers, and his books are always on the New York Times Bestsellers List. His books are all fast paced, action loaded thrillers, that will keep you up all night to finish each story. I recommend reading them in order, as listed, so you don't miss any crucial details in the storylines. All of his books involve subjects such as espionage, intelligence services, special forces, suspense, terrorism, and military strategy. If you like the television show 24, you will like his books, as he's one of the writers for that popular tv series.
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Rapp’s left hand shot up and clamped down on the terrorist’s throat like the jaws of some lethal carnivore. Rapp was now eye to eye with Khalil, positioned as if they were dance partners doing some intricate move. The man’s eyes spoke of pure fear…” As you can see, the author is very descriptive and puts a clear picture in the reader’s head of what is happening. Likewise, he is master with other techniques as well. Flynn is able to effectively convey Rapp’s thoughts and feelings to the reader. This is shown in the scene soon after Rapp discovers that his wife, Anna, and unborn child have been killed, where it is written, “Rapp’s entire body tensed as he let loose an agonizing scream. Even as tragedy strikes Mitch and his family, he manages to convey his strength and character to all who know him or about him. His real strength and abilities are evident when those who want to kill him think more about the danger they are in, if he survives any attempts on his life. They know he’ll be coming for them against all odds, and he’ll be coming with every weapon in his arsenal. With anger, shock, fear, and misery coursing through his body, he somehow managed to jerk himself halfway out of the bed before the two large orderlies and the doctor could wrestle him back down.” Not only is Flynn successful writing this way, but he also helps the reader feel closer to Rapp as he goes through emotions and thoughts that many do at some point or another. He is also able to do this in other ways as well. After he kills the Saudi father of the dead terrorist, his powerful friend, and the German who arranged for the assassination attempt, he finally confronts the team of assassins who carried out the job. Seeing their happy life and newborn child, something changes in him. He is no longer the hate-filled man he was when he began the task of taking revenge. He has developed his personality to
In this essay I will talk about the story, chapters and characteristics from de book Consent to kill by Vince Flynn. Is one of America's best fiction writers, and his books are always on the New York Times Bestsellers List. His books are all fast paced, action loaded thrillers, that will keep you up all night to finish each story. I recommend reading them in order, as listed, so you don't miss any crucial details in the storylines. All of his books involve subjects such as espionage, intelligence services, special forces, suspense, terrorism, and military strategy. If you like the television show 24, you will like his books, as he's one of the writers for that popular tv series.
Consent To Kill revolves around …show more content…
Rapp’s left hand shot up and clamped down on the terrorist’s throat like the jaws of some lethal carnivore. Rapp was now eye to eye with Khalil, positioned as if they were dance partners doing some intricate move. The man’s eyes spoke of pure fear…” As you can see, the author is very descriptive and puts a clear picture in the reader’s head of what is happening. Likewise, he is master with other techniques as well. Flynn is able to effectively convey Rapp’s thoughts and feelings to the reader. This is shown in the scene soon after Rapp discovers that his wife, Anna, and unborn child have been killed, where it is written, “Rapp’s entire body tensed as he let loose an agonizing scream. Even as tragedy strikes Mitch and his family, he manages to convey his strength and character to all who know him or about him. His real strength and abilities are evident when those who want to kill him think more about the danger they are in, if he survives any attempts on his life. They know he’ll be coming for them against all odds, and he’ll be coming with every weapon in his arsenal. With anger, shock, fear, and misery coursing through his body, he somehow managed to jerk himself halfway out of the bed before the two large orderlies and the doctor could wrestle him back down.” Not only is Flynn successful writing this way, but he also helps the reader feel closer to Rapp as he goes through emotions and thoughts that many do at some point or another. He is also able to do this in other ways as well. After he kills the Saudi father of the dead terrorist, his powerful friend, and the German who arranged for the assassination attempt, he finally confronts the team of assassins who carried out the job. Seeing their happy life and newborn child, something changes in him. He is no longer the hate-filled man he was when he began the task of taking revenge. He has developed his personality to