be used by men. The text continues to criticises the societies ideologies by the usage of rhetorical questions, like 'were residents afraid of having a murderer in their midst who might strike again? Or were they afraid of false accusations? Were some more shamed that frightened by the apparent unwillingness of witnesses to come forward?' pg 37, this makes the reader question the society and why they did not give evidence when it was clear that people grew what had happened. The rhetorical questions gets the readers involve in the text, therefore creating an intense opinion on the subject.
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