A formal Rhetorical analysis is made up of an opening, a body, and an ending. The beginning should present the text or speech, its author, its audience, its goal, and its setting. The thesis statement should explain the main point of the essay and how it will be argued. The language of the author or speaker should be looked at in the body lines. In the end, you should go over the main points of the essay and restate the argument. The end should show how important and effective the author’s message is.