Throughout the exposition, Mark Haddon was able to effectively capture the reader’s attention through the constant use of powerful imagery and his unique writing style. The story opens with an exceedingly descriptive scene that acknowledges one of main conflicts that occur within the novel. The descriptive tone Haddon uses, allows the reader to vividly envision the scene and overall capture their attention. The introduction itself embodies a tremendous amount of suspense and imagery causing one to be left in awe. Within the exposition, Haddon introduces Christopher, the protagonist, who is evidently different from society. His ability to think differently and logically draws attention to himself. Christopher’s characteristics instil a
