Hi Lena, I have been following the Dr. Kitty story since the first police reports were released.
Although I view the examples you presented as evidence of the author interjecting their opinion within their story, I found it scarce. I interpreted the use of unfortunate patient as a means to communicate that the patient was dealing with consequences they may not have been entirely aware of. It is not clear in the article whether the patient understood that Dr. Kitty was unlicensed. Furthermore, there are licensed cosmetologists who perform within their own basements (they place certificates on their walls), and have a long list of regular clientele. It would be interesting to know whether Dr. Kitty had false credentials printed and placed in
Although I view the examples you presented as evidence of the author interjecting their opinion within their story, I found it scarce. I interpreted the use of unfortunate patient as a means to communicate that the patient was dealing with consequences they may not have been entirely aware of. It is not clear in the article whether the patient understood that Dr. Kitty was unlicensed. Furthermore, there are licensed cosmetologists who perform within their own basements (they place certificates on their walls), and have a long list of regular clientele. It would be interesting to know whether Dr. Kitty had false credentials printed and placed in