Why Are Fire Engines Red A Rhetorical Redirect
A speaker rebuts a student question with a looping chain of associations. The anecdote links fire engines to color by a humorous syllogism concluding that fire engines are always red. The remark ends with the speaker claiming the parable also answers the initial query.
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