Cari Heinz Post 1

The story as told by Hentry Burton is extremely in depth. The way Henry watches and studies Jack Stanton allows you to feel in the stroy. Henry seems very analytical about everything Stanton does. He learns somethinig from all of Stanton's actions. Henry Burton saw every handshake, pat on the back, wink, and conversation as a time to learn from Stanton. With Henry's close inside connections the reader is able to really get into Stanton and the peoples around his personal lives. Everything is examined and put out there is if to leave no stone unturned. In chapter one Henry watches Stanton during the speech at the library. As Stanton becomes emotional Henry sees that he might be week in some aspect. He is unsure still but questions every word and gesture and links them to personality. With Henry Burton as the narrator everything is explained and left understandible to the common reader. This really helps you to better understand the book itself.