Lamott introduces Shitty First Drafts by explaining her primary argument that terrible first drafts are an essential element to writing. Lamott uses a couple of strategies to reinforce her claim, including enshrouding one of the counter arguments with negative connotation. By stating “all right, one of them does, but we do not like her very much.” (528, Writing About Writing, Shitty First Drafts) about a writer who doesn't follow her method, Lamott is encouraging the reader to not be that person that “we do not like very much”, the “we” meaning Lamott and other writers, who goes against the consensus, as in this case following a drafting method other than that of Lamott. Regarding the word choice of the general 'we' verses the personal 'I',…