In Eudora Wetley’s autobiography, One Writer’s Beginnings, she describes her memories of reading books that influenced her as a writer. In this particular section in her autobiography she talks about her librarian and mother, and her love of reading as a young child. By analyzing the text, the reader can see that Wetly uses many ways that lead to deeper meaning of her text. Wetly first establishes that Mrs. Calloway is a fearsome person. She uses terms such as “strong eyes”, “SILENCE in big black letters...everywhere”, and “commanding voice” to show how intimidating, overwhelming, and commanding she can be. There is extra emphasis put on the word “herself” when describing Mrs. Calloway to show that she’s the only one with that control in the
