Post #2

I like the essay "In The Trenches" the best because I feel it is the only essay that doesn't bore me as much and the things that the narrator experiences are phenomenal. The essay is straight-forward and easy to understand in general unlike the other two for example the 'suitcase lady' the author describes the lady's outfit and her actions and everything but it doesn't seem as convincing or leading us straight to the point, and it could mean so many things. 'in the trenches' is just straight up just war, bombardments, fear, explosions, friends... I believe that essays like "in the trenches' catch most readers' attention.