Aristotelian Analysis/Short Answer Responses

Answer the following three prompts, based upon Dave Egger's You Shall Know Our Velocity!, in short answer response format only: 

1. Will and Hand continually debate the most logical way to distribute their money while traveling. Is their initial plan—to travel around the world in one week—logically sound? Why or why not?
2. Will and Hand’s plan to travel around the world to disperse money to the needy is motivated, in large part, by what incident? How does Eggers frame this act appeal to the reader’s emotions?
3. How does Chapter 2 call into question Will’s reliability as a narrator? How does Hand's version undercut his friend’s ethos?

Citation: Eggers, Dave. You Shall Know Our Velocity!. Vintage, 2003.

Required:

• MLA Style, including works cited

Due: Sat 11.22 (via Canvas)