- One thing that worked for me was the way the author, Langston Hughes, painted a vivid picture on how the church was swept with glee after they saw him stand up, thinking that he had truly seen god when in reality he didn't.
- I like the way he confuses you in the beginning by saying "I was saved from sin when I was going on thirteen. But not really saved. It happened like this", then he begins to elaborate. It automatically drew me in.
- Depicts people well.
1. The setting of the story isn't appealing to me.
Did this story keep you engaged?
A: No, it didn't. I lost interest very quickly.
What was its purpose?
A: To share his story of how he was "saved" but not really due to his lie when he was younger.
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