Raymond Carver The Cathedral Analysis

If I had to pick a side that would describe Carver's writing style better. After reading his story, the Cathedral. I would say that his writing is more natural and unaffected prose filled with details that stick in a reader's mind like tiny Velcro balls. I feel as if this describes his writing better because throughout the story he used repetition as his style. Although he would change his wording around its pretty clear to what he was talking about. For example, on page 36, at the bottom "We dug in. We ate everything there was to eat on the table. We ate like there was no tomorrow. We didn't talk. We ate. We scarfed.." As you can see with this sentence Carver. Expressed in different ways how they ate dinner that night but within the same paragraph.