Example Of Casey Analysis

The author uses humor to describe Casey's experiences. First by showing or making Casey appear mighty. It was really the irony that made the story humorous. The author used Casey as a sense of reassurance to the reader.
Casey was not just a figure of reassurance he was the main character, and he had a big impact along with the story.

For example the audience yelled "Fraud" "But one scornful look from Casey and the audience was awed"! The author made the reader engaged to think that Casey was great and that he was going to hit the ball on the last strike,But instead he missed. Another example, as seen from the text was "And they knew that Casey wouldn't let that ball go by again". That proves Casey's role in the story along with being the main character. The sense of him being almighty was humorous in it self. The story was vague with the humor that the author decided to put in within the story.
In conclusion the author emphasized that everyone was sad.
The reader knew that Casey missed the ball before the story was over. The last paragraph stressed the fact that everyone in Mudville was sad that day. The main plot for the humor all started in the start of the story. Everyone thought Casey was mighty, right until the part where his missed the
ball.