Jeffrey Shot Rhonda Summary

Rhonda’s character is in the background more than the forefront because the narrator introduce Rhonda at the start of the story and not again until the end of story when “Jeffrey shot Rhonda,” (52). Using the third person omniscient in the story is significant because, I was able to relate to each character through imagery and personification. The story is based on Rhonda’s senseless death, how her death affected Cassandra the protagonist in the story, and her friends Rhonda, Melanie, Anita, and Gladys. Cassandra was nicknamed “Tank and Mack Truck,” which signified her strong and willful personality. The “1957 Hollywood Hudson” car called “my old mule,” because it was “a piece of shit,” (34). Some of the characters did not know about each