trying to convey an important message. Choosing the right words can allow a speaker to be more persuasive, credible, and influential. Failing to do so can disinterest the audience, causing them to reject or discredit views on a topic. One speaker who selects his choice of diction to influence his audience is African-American Civil Rights Movement leader, Martin Luther King, Jr. In his speech, “I Have a Dream,” Dr. King carefully picks his words that best convey his message that no matter the color of
socialization. Notwithstanding, Alice is not an ideal role model for children within the story. She does not have an exactly well-controlled emotion like the time in the mad tea party. She leaves the party because of their ridiculous, unbearable behavior and speech. Children can understand nobody is perfect simultaneously. On the other hand, Alice has shown her empathy for Pig, the baby. The
stories. If you asked someone why they want to hear other people’s stories, a plethora of possible reasons will come to mind. That is because the reason is different for everyone. Stories can be used to entertain, inform the audience, or be used as a persuasive technique. Stories from the dead can provide great insight for the living on how to approach, or how not approach, different events. As George Santayana says, "If we do not learn from the mistakes of history, we are doomed to repeat them." There