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NOTICE:

I noticed an interesting story that follows a bizarre, yet layered, character who is genuinely concerned about corruption and violence going on in his town without justice.

PATTERN:

The main patterns I noticed were repetition in themes such as numbers, time, uncertainty, nature, corruption, and visual imagery.

CONTRAST:

There was a noticeable contrast in the diction of John, the redneck Alabamian, and Brian, the (likely) more educated journalist.

FEELNG:

The overall mood or tone of this episode is exactly what it needed to be to kick off the series: fishy. There was certainly something awry in the Shit Town, and Brian is certainly just who John needed to blow the suspicious mystery wide open. Additionally, there is a lot of humor and down-to-earth-ness woven into the narration of the story. Many of the described experiences Brian has are either objectively funny situations or involve comedic dialogue. Not to mention, everyone who is in the story seems to sincerely want to get to the bottom of the alleged crime and make Woodstock, Alabama a better place.

Annotations: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ATryLJ-Zu4XfmVaYBX5x2gmSR-qVxv7KoEil2F319ZQ/edit#

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