Royal Bodies

"Everybody will probably think it’s about money …and it is about money. “Not for the use of me getting the money, it’s the way she used her … her power for money. She used it against us all the time. "She used to manipulate us. She was always sitting there and there was this dominating type of aura about her. "Sitting back and always thinking that she's a queen. That's the way she is." (Matthew Wales, 2002)

Pathos is important in this speech when you are trying to change others views on women’s rights. Hillary uses emotional appeals to the audience when she describes them as wives, mothers, sisters, and daughters; referring them to women in our own lives; evoking the listener to imagine if their loved one were in the same position. Clinton talks about the appalling desecrations such as gendercide. Clinton states the demands of women that remain silent. By using repetitive language, she starts all the statements with “It is a violation of human rights when….”.All eight statements are relevant examples of different scenarios that happen to women around the world. “It is a violation of human rights

Elizabeth I offers a materialistic reward for those not interested in morals. When describing the future of the country and the soldiers, she tells the them they “deserv[e] rewards and

The mourning country needed reassurance from their queen, the woman who had lead them for the last 44 years. She broadcast a speech 5 days later, intended to comfort the country and call them to unity in grieving and showing respect for her family while reestablishing a more positive public view on the royal family. The queen speaks simply and clearly, but compassionately, providing a calmingly concise statement. As it is several days after the fact, little logos is needed, as the world already knows the story. Her word choice speaks greatly to her use of pathos and ethos. She includes herself amongst the mourners, using the word “we” to refer to herself throughout much of the speech. This acts as a show of ethos, as a sense of relatability despite class differences. She mentions how they are “all trying to cope” (Queen Elizabeth) and how they have “all felt those emotions”(Queen Elizabeth) as they mourn and work through the shock that was her sudden death. After providing this remark, she goes on to comment on the life of Diana, calling her an “exceptional and gifted human being” (Queen Elizabeth). She notes the princess’ “capacity to smile and laugh… [and] inspire others with her warmth and kindness” (Queen Elizabeth). She then says that she “admired and respected her” (Queen Elizabeth), a comment that one could almost find remedying, given the last few years. Prince Charles and Diana had fairly recently divorced after a long string of drama and issues had cropped up, and the Royal family had been divided on the issue. The Queen’s presence on the issue of their divorce was a unique one, supporting Diana through most of it, but towards the end, their relationship had soured somewhat. Given this, the queen’s tribute to Diana was touching and strongly held a level of pathos that both remedied the public opinion of her in handling the

Queen Mab. She’s not exactly what would be called royalty. At least, it’s not the way Mercutio explains her characteristics to Romeo in Act I, Scene IV of the play, Romeo and Juliet. In this scene, Mercutio teases his lovesick friend for having excessively sentimental dreams about his crush, Rosaline. While doing so, he implements the tale of Queen Mab to support his criticism onto Romeo. Queen Mab is a significant monologue used to build the character of Mercutio and the entire Scene iv.

Very few people have ever met a queen in their life. Even fewer know a queen on a personal level. Fortunately, I have been blessed to be one of those people. Actually, she isn’t a queen; she is my best friend’s mother. Vilinda Sue “Vicky” Boyett or “Queen Victoria” as I call her is a kind, compassionate woman who will not only take the shirt off her back to give to you, but teach you to sew one for yourself. Vicky Boyett was born in Tampa, Florida on January 26, 1959. She was the daughter of Air Force parents and constantly moved across the country which has granted her with numerous stories. She met her late husband, Ronnie Boyett, at a football game through her brother. The two were married during the Christmas break of her senior

Queen Elizabeth uses rhetorical strategy and the style of her speech in order to help convey her message. By beginning her speech with, “My loving people”

In order to ensure her speech resonated in the mind of leaders from around the world, Clinton at times uses and authoritative and urgent tone, while also utilizing techniques such as repetition. At one point in her speech, Clinton’s tone shifted as she became extremely passionate. She cried, “the history of women has been a history of silence. Even today, there are those who are trying to silence our words. But the voices of this conference and of the women at Huairou must be heard loudly and clearly: It is a violation of human rights when babies are denied food, or drowned, or suffocated, or their spines broken, simply because they are born girls. It is a violation of human rights when women and girls are sold into the slavery of prostitution for human greed -- and

The blinding flashes of cameras were shining on me as I walked up to the stage in my beat-up Nike's. I could feel my heart pumping as fast as a race car in the Indy 500. The gods of cinema, fashion and music were all seated in the grand marble entrance hall of the Metropolitan Museum of Art waiting for me, Holly Michaels, to share my life’s work. I was never much of a public speaker. My legs turned to jelly as I stepped up to the black podium to deliver a speech before showcasing my exhibit at the Met Gala. I breathed in the luxurious scent of rose perfume and delivered my speech.

Page states that "the queen or noble lady of real life must often have acted a diplomatic part like this [Wealhtheow's requests], and have been a force to reckon

This means that even though that he is a knight of the royalty class and she is a peasant of the lower class that we all have nobility from God. He is the one who gave us this nobility and our lives. She further addresses how he did not get nobility from his ancestors or from anyone. To help backup her claim she uses the famous poet Dante in a similar manner to The Wife of Bath:

This speech does have a purpose, which is to tell the whole world that Britain is united in grief and respect for Princess Diana. Unlike the previous text this one does a good job because it does not bore reader because the speech has a unique style of not telling its real purpose until the near end which forces people to listen to the whole thing. Also it knows the subject and the occasion and in which the two things interact nicely. Also the Queen knows her audience who are the people shocked by the devastating news. As a speaker the Queen uses soothing tone that make her look like she is just regular person in grief for her grand daughter and does not mention any negative details like, if she were to have one, which would be her rage against the photographers or the press. In conclusion there is not that much criticism for this text because the purpose can be identified really easily by the stylistic phrases and knowing all the key elements of rhetoric. Also one of the most important factors that make this text more effective is the shift from “I” to “Our”, this pronoun is significance because it demonstrate the speaker to connect with others which is a key element in persuasion or speech.

Let’s start with privilege, would a poor child from the make news about losing his mother or the struggles he faced with depression? No, but a royal child from a Patriarchy society and family does. The supremacy of this family and the inheritance of the royal title makes anything that is said or done “news”. For example, “Harry has worked with a charity that promotes mental health”, this is another word for the poor less advantage, showing differences in social and/or economical class. The

“The world talks much of sovereigns and great ministers, and if talked about made one powerful they would be irresistible.” Private people are sought out to be the ones who rule the world because they hide away and don’t become the eye of society like politicians, celebrities, and famous .They are well known for being true to their self. For Instance, in today’s world we know the work of many men but fail to know the name of men, they are hidden and the famous are seem coming to the limelight claiming more power and fame. Power and Fame are limited and sojourned, it will only last for so long. Like as a president may have power over a country for 4-8 years a while celebrity may have fame for a life

The novel “The False Prince” by Jennifer A. Nielsen provides a unique insight into the responsibilities of a royal in a dystopian society. The first publication of the Ascendance trilogy, the author uses a heart-throbbing plot laden with foreshadowing and suspense to entice the reader. Through subtle hints, the reader is led one way, deeper and deeper into the thick of the plot, shocked at the unforeseen ending. The genre of the work of literature is fantasy and adventure, with a hint of mystery. The plot is lightning quick, the characters clear as mud, and the fear of death looming around the corner, makes “The False Prince” one of my most treasured books, and one that I would recommend to all.