Well known writer, Dave Eggers, in his nonfictional odyssey, Zeitoun, illustrates a muslim man’s struggle with Islamophobia during Hurricane Katrina. Egger’s purpose was to symbolize a turning point for many Muslims in the US, and through the complete governmental collapse following Hurricane Katrina, Muslims were discriminated against like never before, through the retelling of Zeitoun, his wife, Kathy, and other Muslims’ experiences. The theme of Islamophobia is common in Zeitoun and serves as a focal point of religious biases that cause Zeitoun, Kathy, and other Muslims in New Orleans to experience prejudice because of the religious and racial biases of others. The author uses tone to connect with his audience though ethos, pathos, and…