This passage is explaining how the revolver works and why
Einar believes it is perfect, ““Imagine I took this cartridge, and lifted back
the gate on the back of the cylinder here. It slides into one of the six
chambers, a perfect fit. Everything measured and made to perfection. I pull
back the hammer on the back of the gun, just halfway at first, so I can rotate
the cylinder into place. Now the cartridge we loaded is sitting directly under
the firing pin, on the underside of the hammer.” While Einar spoke, Sig gazed
at the gun, and the gun alone. Einar pulled back the hammer to its full extent,
which set into place with a tidy click, and now Anna couldn’t help looking at
the gun as well.” This passage is very very descriptive, it hooks the reader by
using a lot of detail to describe how the gun works; Einar thinks it is the
most perfect machine on earth, so he explains how the contraption works with a
lot of detail. It helps the reader to picture the gun and the actions that
Einar is taking to load the gun and what is happening inside of the gun when he
does so.
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