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... One Week at the Mall of America. In this essay he combines factual research with his own emotional responses to describe Minneapoliss Mall of America. Gutterson gives correct factual information about the magnificent structure, but when he tells his opinions about the mall, he makes the mall itself seem like a ferocious beast, ready to eat everyone alive. He also makes the mall seem like it has brain washed everyone that comes near its path. ... He states in his essay that the Mall of America "Is the largest fully enclosed combination retail and family entertainment complex in the U. ... 81) But of course it is, why else would it be called, The Mall of America? ... The mall itself has hallways of 2. ... When Gutterson first walks in the mall, he says the monster hallucination just actually turned out to be a shopping mall. ... This is where the question can be asked of, "How can a mall that took the expense of over a half billion dollars to create, be generic?" The neon lighting, terrazzo floors, shining chrome and brass, make the mall what it is. Gutterson also talks about how the mall is so easy to get lost in. But of course its not going to be the easiest thing in the world to find an easy way around when its the first time being in the largest mall in the world. ... But then again this is why it is called, The Mall of America. ... 82) Well think of it this way, even when it’s someones first time being in a normal size mall, there are still people lost, and using the map to find there way around. ... Also, before a person even goes into a mall, they know theyre going to see a bunch of strangers; malls are places people travel too.