I. Intrоductiоn Thesis Stаtement: Steve Almоnd seeks to persuаde the wives аnd married couples that AMJ is real by citing his experience, Reasoning that he and many other men have AMJ, and providing why and how its important and meaningful. II. Ethos a. In my three plus years of marriage b. but she recognizes the genuine emotional needs these objects fulfill and she lets it ride c. the point I'm continually trying to make to my wife is that my AMJ is not simply a monument to my retentive neurosis or sloth III. Pathos a. look, we all need something to remember our past by. after all, most men don't keep journals. we don't gather photos into albums. we're not even especially good at hanging on to love letters. b. I couldn't quite articulate as a 21-year-old, but those shoes were part of me. I never forgave her. c. To which I respond by suggesting that none of us have made our peace with the present not entirely IV. Logos a. a rusty bread box, two hand painted walking sticks, a 78-rpm phonograph, and a broken snow blower b. a battered black softball glove, a soviet military cap, and a broken wristwatch c. V. Conclusion Reworded Thesis: Through Steve Almonds experience he is trying to connect to the wives and married couples and persuade them on how important AMJ is to many men. Sharpe.PDF
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