These three sentences work together in a particular way. The first sentence makes a claim, then the next two sentences provide evidence for this claim.
Two other things you might notice:
- The second sentence actually contains two examples joined by and.
- The third sentence makes a kind of sinister end to the chain of thought.
Let’s try some simple variations on this pattern. Write a claim in one sentence, and then two more sentences that provide evidence, with the last one making a sinister twist.
