Emma Eulogy Speech

I am very happy to hear from you today and I am glad that the cookies were a pleasant surprise.

Hi, I’m Yasmine and I’m 20 years old. I discover Black Veil Brides a little over a year ago, but wish I found out about your band sooner. I been in and out of depression for many reasons for so long. I usually isolate myself from everyone mainly all of my life, I depend on music for company and comfort. Whether I had a bad day or not I’m always listening to Black Veil Brides or your solo album.

The person I feel most sympathy towards in the production is Emma I feel sympathy for her through technical use of dialog. A part of dialog that arises in regards to Emma happens when jerry and Robert are having a conversation and Robert brings up the fact that he has beaten Emma before this takes place in scene Two. “It’s true I’ve hit Emma once or twice. But that wasn’t to defend a principle...I just felt like giving her a good bashing.” Through this scene my sympathy for Emma Is at its peak as I am very against abusive relationships and don't believe a man ever has an excuse to beat his wife and I am especially effected by the way he brushes off the fact he has done such a horrible act with how his reasoning for the despicable incident was

Emma centers her time towards what she excels at the most which includes dance, theater, and her academics. When Emma is not busy with her activities and academics she likes to watch Friends, snuggle with her cats, and eat Sour Patch Kids. Her two biggest pet peeves are when she can hear someone chewing and when people do not care about their academics. Other things that she does not like include Workout Wednesday, tomatoes, and chalk. I am so glad that I was able to learn so much about Emma over the past four

She makes sure that everyone around her is content in their day to day lives so that she can go on with her own. This shows me that even if I am minding my own business and not bothering anyone, I can always be more helpful to the community around me, and therefore, changing the public’s perception of me for the better. Emma learned from me how to not stress. Being in a similar familial situation as me, she was astounded to learn that I am acing my many rigorous academic courses, leading three clubs at my school, running my own community service program, and being completely involved in musical theatre. However, she was more shocked to learn that I was not pulling my hair out while proceeding through my day to day life as I have committed myself to many activities. I told her that the reason for this is because I live in the present, but keep the future in mind. By doing so, I enjoy my life and don’t have to worry about what the future entails all too much. She takes this information to live a more fluid, carefree life. She is someone who has changed my life, and has made my vision of the world more clear, and I will never forget

There are many changes and continuities that have taken place since Emma’s birth in 2001.

The clock alarm blared in the morning in the empty cabin which Emma Whitmore slammed on the alarm then proceed to whisper, “Five more minutes.” since she has been up late last night experimenting with technologies that she brought from 2014 when she faked her death to protect her mother from dangerous Rittenhouse.

Margaret Thatcher, the former British Prime Minister, reflected on the benign qualities of President Ronald Reagan, with whom she worked closely with in office, in her eulogy to the American public. Her purpose was to emphasize Reagan’s hardworking, reassuring, and friendly personality through the use of different rhetorical strategies, in order to create a sense of pathos. Thatcher was able to pay her respects and covey her meaningful message by using anecdotes, parallelism, and contrast.

Now Emma is left with a difficult choice, one that will alter the course of her life forever.

"My dearest Emma," said he, "for dearest you will always be, whatever the event of this hour's conversation, my dearest, most beloved Emma—tell

To start with Sutton had a much more fabulous life than Emma ever did. She was the “It Girl” at school, having a group of friends who were just as fabulous as her, and being able to get away with pretty much anything. Sutton’s family itself was also perfect: 2 loving parents, a little sister who copy Sutton’s every move, even a big house and a dog. It wasn’t until Sutton “stepped out” and Emma “stepped in” that Sutton got to see how flawed her family really was.

Emma Swan thinks she has a normal life, until one day she find out she has and son and is part of a whole magical world she could only dream. With characters such as snow white and peter pan, it is as if she stepped into a story book. As she explores more of this new world she makes new friend and does things she never thought were possible. I do not relate to her on the fact that she has magic, but I do feel like I relate to her, because every episode she faces new challenges and discovers new attributes about herself, that help her become not only a better person but more in touch who she is inside. Emma is a character on Once Upon a Time, and as a young woman trying to find herself I feel she relates to me as a young Jewish woman. For me,

Whether Harriet and Robert make a perfect match is not a concern in Emma’s opinion, her only worry is marrying the right guy, for her and her friends.

about her flowers and what would happen to them if she were to die. Emma bringing up

Emma Watson, best known as a leading actress in the Harry Potter series, gave a speech titled “Gender equality is your issue too” during a HeForShe campaign at the United Nations headquarters in New York City during on September 20, 2014, in attempt to raise awareness about gender inequality. Throughout the speech, Watson attempted to persuade the audience in joining the HeForShe campaign by providing examples of those who have been subject to the burdens of gender inequality – however, this speech could be considered problematic due to Watson’s lack of credibility and failure to include all types of people in our society.