Applying Analytical Move to Rhetorical Analysis

As I sit on one of the many identical and uncomfortable chairs in Charlie's Place, I notice the beautifully stained glass lamps. They hang from a series of tracks on the cieling creating a warm glow. As lunch time approaches the aroma of freshly baked bread swirls in the air tempting everyone's tastebuds. By the absence of the usual line of students, I know the workers in Charlie's are not serving lunch yet. The tables in the center of the room are empty, everyone seems to gravitate towards the comfortable booths that line the far wall. One boy walks in alone and takes a seat at the bar style counter to avoid awkwardly siting alone at an empty table.