Lois Simmie: The Purpose Of John Wilson's Autobiography

The purpose of Sgt. John Wilson is to provide information to the reader in the sense of an autobiography. Lois Simmie accomplishes Excellency in foreshadowing the event in the prologue. But not completely throwing it away until much further in the book. If this were a novel, the sequence of events would change completely, but it’s not, this is an autobiography, the order of events do not have to be precise to be followed 100% all the way through. Portrayal of Canadian history is a big deal here. This is not something to tread lightly on. Also the purpose of the autobiography is to showcase this insane psychopathic male actions that take place in mainly Saskatchewan but also Scotland and British Columbia. Nevertheless another huge purpose of the author is to satisfy the reader (viewer’s) brain thirst. Lois manages a remarkable undertaking with changing the old language into a modern work of art.
Lois Simmie job is also to entertain the reader, which she does by getting actual real information from letters and true statements from real time and events.
One of the things that made Sgt. John Wilson such a powerful book was the connection between writer to reader. Lois Simmie put a lot of effort trying to relate to a conversation in the book. The purpose is definitely filled with all the letters that are added into the book. There’s only positive feedback to put in this book which you could say add a letter or two, maybe just to extend the duration of the books time for the price 22$. There has never been a movie made on the subject and if there was it would be a quite successful movie on the book considering it could be dramatized for viewer's