Thomas Greene Rhetorical Analysis

I believe Greene reiterates the quote to give us show just how important the understanding of the concept he's trying to come forth to us is. He gives us a scenario to be able to get a more thorough understanding of the entire thing. The metaphor Burke uses is stating that no matter what the argument is, there will be two sides for/against that claim. There will be people who agree with you and there will definitely be people who will go against you. Entirely, everyone is entitled to their own opinion and they will stick to it. They will bring up past arguments to dispute the one you're in right now and even when you're done putting your perspective in it, the argument will continue. The way it presents writing is that many people have written
what you're writing and if anything, more people after you will continue to do the same. It will evolve and change, helping you better format an argument you are trying to make. More information will be brought up and it will have an effect on the argument someone is trying to present.