shirt worthy is about a boy who always wanted ramones shirt, and when he asks his father for one on his tenth birthday he wanted to get one from a concert. i like the fact that he said the value of the shirt would be better for him if her were to get it from there as opposed to the one he could get from a store. the best but most tragic part of the memorie is when he finally got the shirt, then ripped it ha ha. it almost seemed as if it were a movie because his dream finally came true, and then he ruins it on the first day. the moral of the story is about rock and roll its self the ripped shirt is just a symbol of how rock and roll is hard core and an experience for all the followers of those bands to go through
the rhetorical devices that were used were the shirt, and the experience receiving that shirt left on the author. the feeling that were involved in having gotten the shirt and the ones from having ripped the shirt. i like how the author brought a different aspect of the shirt by the father saying the shirt was made better because it was ripped. at first i thought it was just something he was saying to make his son feel better, but after thinking the conclusion that the shirt represents rock and roll the memorie came together for me