The use of vivid description in the novel Wine to Water- How one Man Saved Himself While Trying to Save the World as an argument successfully portrays Doc Hendley perspective about the water crisis. This was especially clear when implemented in the first half of the book when Doc installed the first bladder in the Marla Camp. By describing the moment right after Doc installed the first bladder in vivid detail he captivated the audience with intense emotion and satisfaction despite just reading the moment. Doc made the reader feel like they were there with him when he installed the bladder and he walk them through that moment. Ultimately allowing the reader to gain more perspective and form a definitive opinion on the topic at hand.
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