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It also contains hardly any emotion (I argue that the rhetoric used in the letter indirectly appeals to Edward). I was shocked by this.
by mydpy 13y ago
It also contains hardly any emotion (I argue that the rhetoric used in the letter indirectly appeals to Edward). I was shocked by this.
- EthanHeilman 13y agoI read an enormous amount of emotion in the letter.
- dfc 13y agoDid you miss the last paragraph?
- bobwaycott 13y agoEveryone's different, and fathers vary, of course. But I certainly read significant emotion in the letter. I have no doubt this ordeal has been excruciating on the elder Snowden, as he helplessly watches the international bartering for his son's life and freedom. What I find admirable, and where the emotion and strength lies, is that there isn't the slightest hint of wavering in the father's resolve--no pleading, no hand-wringing. An incredible gesture of thanks, loving commitment, and support. I have little doubt it will impact Snowden in much the same way it did me.