Common Dominators: Quote Analysis

Another similarity is that both have different opinions. Next, they are both passionate about their reasonings. Lastly, the passages are both trying to persuade you for their to opinions. In “Uniforms For All” it goes deep in context about students being able to wear uniforms in school. “Let Me Be Me” says a lot of things that many people may be able to relate to. It also says a lot of things that I especially can relate to. The thing that I can mostly relate to is the part when it says, “How I dress is my style. It shows my personality and

This two books both share many contrast and contradiction moments, and both of the quotes used here both help to bring up the struggle and weaken the

Since the beginning of time, the environment in which one is accustomed to provides them with the choices that lead down paths that make their legacy. This environment can be negative or positive, structured or chaotic, rich or poor, all which give a variety of choices. Regardless of the different trials and tribulations we face ultimately, it is the choices we make in response that make us the person we become.

Revenge is the action of inflicting hurt or harm on someone for an injury or wrong suffered at their hands.The short story, “The Cask of Amontillado,” by Edgar Allen Poe tells a tale of a man who let his need for revenge consume him. The central idea of the story is revenge. The author’s use of characterization helps us to develop the central idea and allows us to see the change in the characters as the revenge takes place.

One of the similarities that both passages portray consists of the style of writing, the way the author carries out the messages allow the audience to understand the

Everyone has choices in life, and these choices are what define us. Sometimes they can affect not only the decision maker, but it can affect others too, whether it is just a few people or it is millions of people. This is why a choice

The original quote, titled as “I was born to make mistakes not to fake perfection,” from Drake, demonstrates that everyone makes mistakes. The singer goes on to explain we weren’t born to be perfect. While some might view these lyrics as advice to stop trying to be perfect. The quote suggest that the writer is held to standard of perfection when in reality he isn’t perfect. I found the original text interesting because a lot of celebrities portray to the media they have perfect lifestyles. Whereas, Drake acknowledged he's only human and makes mistakes too, even though he is a celebrity. Another thing that was fascinating about the original quote was he acknowledged that people weren’t born to fake perfection. I choose to remix and change the original version to display more irony.

This quote is the resolution in Unbroken. After being rescued from Japan, the falling point of the book, Louie’s post-war life suffered from frequent flashbacks and nightmares and he struggled with alcoholism. He had secretly dedicated his life to killing his past tormentor, Mutushiro Watanabe, thinking it was the only way for him to move on. At one point, during one of Louie’s flashbacks, he began to choke his own child thinking it was Watanabe. His wife, Cynthia, had temporarily left him. However, after being talked into attending a sermon led by Billy Graham, he remembered his past promises to God. When Louie was lost at sea, he prayed for rain and promised that if rain was provided for him, he would dedicate his life to God. This quote

One of the many characteristics of a story would be, tone which can be summed up in one word at least. Tone is, the author’s attitude or focus on a specific point toward a subject, in other words, tone would be amount of focus that the author puts towards a subject in a passage. The tone of this passage in my opinion would be, realistic, and adventurous. The reason why I believe this is because throughout the story there is nothing mystical; everything seems to be realistic. For example, in the text it directly states, “Let me tell one thing to show. In the washing-place, a thing said "Hot" but it was not hot to the touch—another thing said "Cold" but it was not cold. This must have been a strong magic but the magic was gone. “ This demonstrates

This quote means that humans choose if they want to be good or bad people. The path a person traverses in life is their prerogative. The wolf that is fed is cared for. The wolf who is hungry will leave. The one that is cared for will stay with you. If you feed your negativity, it will grow and overpower the positivity inside of you. If you feed your positivity, it will grow and overpower the negativity inside of you.

A similarity within the author’s style would be their connection with nature. The two styles credited nature to be the source of all knowledge and wisdom. Nature was viewed as the place where self-realization and self-reflection could take place. Spending time in solitude could lead to a better understanding about the world around you. Both styles used nature to

"We learn to practice good habits to become less distracted artificial news and technology because, many time our mental processors are not focused on what we are thinking, saying and doing." ~ Jon Barnes

“The best texts are those that force the reader to changer their perspective on the world. To what extent is this true in the text you have studies and how has the author sought to influence their readers.”

Choices that people make have a giant place in their lives. Most of us consider that we do these choices freely, that we have free will to make these choices. The point that most of us miss is free will is not simple as is it looks like. When one makes choices doesn’t he consider that what would that choices lead him to? Therefore does he make those choices for his benefits or his desires to make those choices? Does the environment push him to make those choices or does he have the free will to ignore his own environment? Philosopher and writes splits around those questions. There is different thesis, beliefs about free will. Some say that we are conditioned from birth with qualities of our personality, social standing and attitudes. That

should note Bradley’s reference here to the ‘opting’, that is making a choice: it is all