Cannibalism: It still exists is written by Linh Kieu Ngo. The essay mainly discusses types of cannibalisms. I believe the author elaborated well on the subject of cannibalism because he organized his writing coherently and clearly, so the audience can comprehend the aspects of cannibalism. In addition, Ngo had great attention clinchers and comprehensive examples.
             Cannibalism is divided into many categories. Today most types of cannibalism have been banished from society. In the essay, Ngo discusses several types of cannibalism. The main divisions of cannibalism include ritual, religious, dietary, and survival cannibalism. I believe Ngo profoundly describes cannibalism that it is clear for all readers.
             In the essay, Ngo uses a short, narrative passage in the beginning that gives us a cannibalistic scenario and what cannibalism resorts from. He also organized the essay sagely and well enough so that we can perceive cannibalism. For example, Ngo makes it clear of what he is writing about in his thesis, and he added smooth transitions to make the reading more congenial. Likewise, he identified and defined distinctive types of cannibalism. Most of the information that he provided was helpful for readers to understand cannibalism.
             Ngo also integrated the sources smoothly with transitions and inquisitive examples. In addition, Ngo used attention clinchers in the beginning, which unequivocally intrigued me. For example, Ngo wrote, "Fifty-five Vietnamese refuges fled to Malaysia on a small fishing boat to escape communist rule in their country following the Vietnam War." Then Ngo wrote, "During the escape attempt, the captain was shot by the coast guard." After the reader has read this, the reader would most likely want to persist and find out what happens.
             Ngo's essay, Cannibalism: It still exists, mainly discussed types of cannibalisms. Ngo had written it coherently and clearly. This would help th
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