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HAROLD SHIPMAN
The information given from the tabloid paper 'The Sun' gives bold, clear use of words such as 'He Killed 141" Drawing the readers attension by showing just the main features of his face... such as his close up on his eyes.
The use of his eyes are to make the reader believe he had actually killed the people as though it's tring to say this is like 'looking through the eyes of a murderer.'The use of Harold Shipman's eye's where used to show this would be his last look at the outside world as he'd be locked away behind bars in jail for the next fifteen years.Another way of look...
The information given from the tabloid paper 'The Sun' gives bold, clear use of words such as 'He Killed 141" Drawing the readers attension by showing just the main features of his face... such as his close up on his eyes.
The use of his eyes are to make the reader believe he had actually killed the people as though it's tring to say this is like 'looking through the eyes of a murderer.'The use of Harold Shipman's eye's where used to show this would be his last look at the outside world as he'd be locked away behind bars in jail for the next fifteen years.Another way of look...
Posted by: Angelia Holliday
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