Read the excerpt below and answer the question.
But... you turned to television for your window on the world: you slaked your appetite for information, for
stories, for beginnings, middles and ends, with the easy tasty substances of the screen in the living room
....You lulled yourself to sleep with visions of violence, and the cruder stokes of human action and reaction;
stories in which every simple action has a simple motive nothing is inexplicable, and even God moves in an
un-mysterious way. ("The City of Invention," pp. 11-12)
What is the effect of the use of the pronoun "you" in this excerpt from a persuasive essay?
It pulls the reader into the next.
It draws a contrast.
It appeals to the reader's experiences.
It makes the reader feel silly and uneducated.
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