When writing titles, not every word is supposed to be capitalized. Conjunctions and articles (definite and indefinite), for example, should be left in lower-case unless they start the title or are part of a name.
Your brain is expecting some lower-case words and since there aren’t any, in the last two, it realizes something is not quite right.
When writing titles, not every word is supposed to be capitalized. Conjunctions and articles (definite and indefinite), for example, should be left in lower-case unless they start the title or are part of a name.
Your brain is expecting some lower-case words and since there aren’t any, in the last two, it realizes something is not quite right.