Joy Williams The Killing Game

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There be really no form of writhing she be following here, just showing attitude and feelings toward the topic. Some examples are "Somewhat." That be a small sentence, but be important to the story. Another one be "But not really." She using short stuff like that to show the full meaning to the prevoius sentences...
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That be also an imporant sentence to the story. As you can clearly see, Joy Williams uses several unique writing skills to not only prove a point, but make it stick.
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