What is the Rhetorical situation in beware the slenderman

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The rhetorical situation in "Beware the Slenderman" refers to the documentation of the tragedy of the stabbing of the Slender Man. It is a documentation that is based off of the Slender Man Stabbing.

<h3>What is a Rhetorical Situation?</h3>

A passionate love letter,
a prosecutor's closing speech, or
a commercial advertising the next must-have item ;

are all instances of rhetorical circumstances.

Hence, the refence to the story of the Stabbed Man is the rhetorical situation because it touches upon the emotion of the reader or the audience.

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