Write a discussion for the road by Cormac McCarthy and explain what does The Road ultimately suggest about good and evil?

Cormac McCarthy has an unmistakable prose style. What do you see as the most distinctive features of that style? (Refer to the section on Style Elements on the List of Lit Elements for help)How is the writing in The Road in some ways more like poetry than narrative prose? (quote an example and again use the language of literary analysis in your discussion)2. How is McCarthy able to make the postapocalyptic world of The Road seem so real and utterly terrifying? Which descriptive passages are especially vivid and visceral in their depiction of this blasted landscape? What do you find to be the most horrifying features of this world and the survivors who inhabit it? (quote some specific details)3. McCarthy’s work often dramatizes the opposition between good and evil, with evil sometimes emerging triumphant. What does The Road ultimately suggest about good and evil? Which force seems to have greater power in the novel?4. What makes the relationship between the boy and his father so powerful and poignant? What do they feel for each other? How do they maintain their affection for and faith in each other in such brutal conditions? (quote an example)5. McCarthy envisions a postapocalyptic world in which “murder was everywhere upon the land” and the earth would soon be “largely populated by men who would eat your children in front of your eyes” (181). How difficult or easy is it to imagine McCarthy’s nightmare vision actually happening? Do you think people would likely behave as they do in the novel, under similar circumstances? Does it seem possible that human civilization is headed toward such an end?