The Dog In The Nighttime Analysis

The text “The curious incident of the dog in the Nighttime” was a fast paced book from the very beginning of the text. Every point immediately connected to another point. Mark Haddon, the author, made the whole text an interesting experience. There are many aspects that made the book very unique and very interesting. Many of these aspects include the usage of prime numbers as chapters and the spontaneous use of visual aid. Both elements allow the book to be very unique compared to traditional texts. Mark Haddon incorporates a unique division of the book by utilizing prime numbers as chapters numbers instead of utilizing numbers in sequence. The main character, Christopher Boone, establishes the concept of using prime numbers from the very beginning of the text. He continues to add on that prime numbers are his favorite numbers.
But I have decided to give my chapters prime numbers 2,3,5,7,11,13 and so on because I like prime numbers” (Haddon 11). Additionally, Christopher establishes the originality of the book once he described the separation of the chapters. I believe Haddon incorporates Christopher’s character in the book. Since Christopher enjoys prime numbers so much, it would seem likely for Haddon to take it into account and to make the text original and creative. This would be one of the elements that made my experience reading the text and unique experience. Throughout the course of the text, Haddon utilizes visual aides spontaneously. Most authors who use visual aides in their story use them through a particular pattern ex: in “For One More Day, all of the visual aides