Behind The Look: The Look By Michael Sullivan

You may not have perceived that this life, the way we have been brought up has condition us to be unseeing to some obvious situations in this world. Visibly picture in your head what it means to be homeless at that same time think why are those people homeless? During this recent article, Michael Sullivan wrote, I was homeless; ‘the look’ judged me worthless, to share with all readers in different communities. Sullivan has an overwhelming sense of personal experiences shared which gives a great insight to draw his readers to an emotional side as well as a connection of trust with him. While using examples of pathos and ethos his readers are likely to feel a connection to his article and see things differently as he did during his own life experience.
Dreadfully needing any type of work, whether it be full or part time that desperation led to his story of how he ended up washing his hair in the toilet and using the soap dispensers to wash up and be as presentable as he could due to his circumstances. Nevertheless, with all his attempts walking for virtually all day and evenings with most nights of no good rest, he still received what he likes to call “the look”. The anxiety of “the look” made such a devastating impact on him that even though he was drained of walking all day and evening instead of sitting down on the e train, he got up to try and evade “the look” again, hiding his unshaven face and grimy hair. Yet the fear alone was not enough to keep this from happening again. Subsequently one day being so exhausted from walking one end of Manhattan to the other with