Possibly to emphasize it, or to mark it as being sarcastic. You choose.
He's looking at the fire like a newborn baby looks at the world; very curious of what it is and how it happened.
Answer:
Dear Daniel,
Chase just committed s.u I cid e last night. He had been looking gloomy for the past few weeks but no one knew that he was to this point. I thought that you would wanna know because your his brother, but then again you weren’t the best to him, you beat him down just when he was trying to get back to his feet! I’m sorry to yell but maybe if you‘d said something kind, maybe even a kind remark then he would still be eating dinner with us, watching tv. But no, you had to make him crumble into a pit of drivel and from that drivel you drove him straight into the ground. I told him my secret of... How I “tried” when I was young, had I known I wouldn’t have told him my secret.
- Calea
(this is about me and my family, so don’t worry this is an original)
Explanation:
The words that represent verbs that would be useful in describing the purpose for a text are the following ones: Inform and define.
Cambridge dictionary defines the verbs "to inform" as "to tell someone about particular facts" and "to define" as "to say what the meaning of something is". When you are about to describe the purpose of a text, you are to inform the reader what you want to say and why you are saying it. You are giving meaning to your piece of writing.
