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The imaginary in this story shows and shows how people can be based on their look. In paragraph five there is an example "The 240-pound aerobics instructor was denied a franchise" because its image did not look like "fit" and "toned". The author uses the words fit and toned to describe the physical appearance.
The language in this story is when the author uses it when describing the person they are judged. In the way she uses her words, I can tell that she does not agree with an unfair comment on the people who are doing justice. The author Rhode is stating with her words that the apparition is the last way to discriminate a person.
The tone used is upsetting, although it shows the serieda of discrimination in ameria by the way of looking.

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