Relatable And Emotional Senses

When humor is used to convey a message or theme, the emotional response exhibited by the receivers of the message is immensely positive. Within the Catcher in the Rye, humor is used to connect to the reader with its more pessimistic and negative concepts, such as depression and suicidal thoughts. The use of comedy as the tone makes the book cheerfully appealing and relatable, demonstrating how it contributes to the overall meaning and effect. Humor within the book allows for the negative concepts

man the sense of security to tackle his inner demons and carry out his desires with no regrets. The Audi instills this sense of sophistication and authority within the young boy and that because he drove an Audi, the opportunity to be brave clearly outweighed the consequences of his defiance, as demonstrated at the end of the commercial as he was driving with a black eye after being beaten up for kissing the prom queen. The “Prom” commercial has a logical appeal. By creating the relatable story

The novel The Auschwitz Escape by Joel C. Rosenberg was very inspirational and emotional for readers because of the fight for survival in the most horrific time in history; the Holocaust. It describes a young man's journey through the toughest survival in history. At the camp where the evil Nazi’s kill and put to work innocent people for religious differences, the main character, Jacob Weisz has to face challenges. It is very interesting how he managed to escape with little energy, time, and personal

simple as getting work done on time or paying bills. And being as hard as dealing with a serious injury or even death. In The Truman Show, the audience is shown to be most involved when Truman faces a problem in his enclosed life. These problems are relatable to the viewer because they are problems that anyone in society could face unannounced. For example, Truman's struggle to find the truth is what gets the audience in the film on their seats because everyone has searched for the truth to something

way of creating their characters to have individual virtues, but still making them relatable to the audience. They can recognize the common conflicts within the readers and incorporate them into their main characters in a unique way. The main characters from The House On Mango Street and The Absolutely True Diary Of A Part Time Indian have common internal and external conflicts throughout the story that are relatable to the expected audience. Their physical differences are factors that cause individual

give assistance or guidance to the mortal, like a mother helps her child in pain. Suffering on the part of the mortal is a vital piece to stimulate emotional response from the audience. The same, to a lesser extent, can is also said of many other inter-mortal relationships. The passions felt by the reader because of such a relationship brings an emotional cleansing in response to the suffering of the mortal. The role of suffering in Greek tragedy is to enable the audience to empathize with the characters

house, to prove it. Ed Rooney is every school kids most fearful and relatable character in the story, for every kid can remember having a teacher that in their eyes is pure evil. However, this isn’t the only nostalgic character. Near the start of the movie, the ever so boing teacher that is a slow speaker, has a mundane voice, and no sense of humour, is an extremely relatable moment for anybody that went to

topic of much debate. In her article, “It Ain’t Easy Being Bisexual on TV,” Amy Zimmerman addresses this topic with specific interest on bisexual representation. By appealing to the logic of her audience, using an informal tone, and referring to relatable content, Zimmerman constructs an argument which persuades readers of The Daily Beast that the film industry is unfairly and inaccurately representing bisexuals. However, her argument holds little influence over those who are not movie fans or The

leader I feel that a strong leader whom is inspiring is one with a strong emotional intelligence. A leader who demands attention with strong emotion isn’t looked upon as a strong leader since they have intense drastic changes in mood which fear followers and make people drift away. I feel that this is just a competencies that many overcome and turn into strong leaders whom have made a big impact. A leader with a strong emotional effectiveness often ends up on top since they are more capable of solving

He appeals to the psychological and emotional fears of the Puritans stating