In “Rattlesnake” written by John Muir, John Muir is a loving husband, father, and father of the National Park Service. Not only was he able to take care of his family, he took care of the forests by saving over 83 million acres of land. John Muir’s whole message is: Doing something you know is wrong could lead to improvement.Throughout his essay, his tone is regretful and sorrowful.
One example of tone is one Page 3 line 54, “I did not want to kill him, but I had many visitors, some of them children, and I oftentimes came in late at night, so I judged he must die”. His tone is regretful and sorrowful. This shows how John Muir is able to show regret because he judged. He is sorrowful because he knows he judged. Which caused the death of the
One example of tone is one Page 3 line 54, “I did not want to kill him, but I had many visitors, some of them children, and I oftentimes came in late at night, so I judged he must die”. His tone is regretful and sorrowful. This shows how John Muir is able to show regret because he judged. He is sorrowful because he knows he judged. Which caused the death of the