King uses the testimony of experienced researchers …show more content…
The repetition of stories about the death of babies, or other loved ones, and the disturbance it causes to the family will make every reader who is an animal lover cringe and emotionally connect to the story. The argument is constantly being supported by anecdotes and research statistics from multiple different resources, which in turn provides a wide variety of credible information. Then she ties it all back together by making direct comparisons to the way humans feel and react to loss and the key similarities in the way animals experience loss as …show more content…
She discuses the fact that when two animals are keenly attached but then separated, they might not be experiencing grief at all but rather a strong emotion due to their connection. This is conflicting with the whole argument that she has put forth thus far by saying that they are not actually experiencing grief just something similar. This part should have been left out in order to keep from supplying the opposition with more to strengthen their