Visual Analysis Of King Henry's Day Speech

394). The second connection is found with the color red in the story are the American ideas of the negative things found in association with it. These things included blood, aggression, danger and war. These negative associations are connected with Henry throughout the story. When he returns home from war, Lyman says "once I was in the room watching TV with Henry, I looked over, and he'd bitten through his lip. Blood was going down his chin". This depiction is important because not only does it show Henry's misdirected aggression, but again uses red. "There was still blood going down Henry's chin, but he didn't notice", in this we see how a color once associated with the car that made Henry so happy, has become a body fluid going unnoticed (p. 396).

For example, Betelgeuse is represented in or around the color black. He wears a black and white striped suit. He seems to love to scare people out of their pants, which causes others to possess fear. The other major color that surrounds the film which I think is the most important is the color red. The color red represents love and sacrifice.

He uses the ethos described above to persuade his troops to fight. He does this to give them morale, which is necessary in order to fight. His aim was to lead his men into battle not to lose, but to win. He uses the men's emotions and futures as a reason to fight. Another reason is for the glory of the troop and the glory of England. These men have so much fear that all they can think of are reasons to flee. However, Henry gives the men better reasons to stay and fight. He wants his troop to give it their all and not abandon hope or the fleet. St. Crispin's Day is not a battle to dread. It will be a battle to remember for them, and for all people of England.

Martin Luther King Jr. stated, “We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope.” This quote illustrates that people need to accept failure and learn from it and never lose pride in what you are doing. Patrick Henry relates to what Martin Luther says because he believes in the same kind of dedication. Henry is trying to convince the people and their president that they need to go to war with Great Britain, but he’s also trying to say that it's not going to be a peaceful war. He needs to get the people to follow what he says, so in his speech he uses a few different techniques to convince them. In Patrick Henry’s famous speech, “The Speech in the Virginia Convention,” he uses repetition, questioning, and allusions to enhance his idea to start war efforts with Great Britain.

Patrick Henry was so patriotic that he was willing to to die for our nation's freedom. In Henry's last

The speech was given at the Second Virginia Convention, which was held at which is now known as St. John's Episcopal Church in Richmond Virginia, on March 20, 1775. The purpose of the speech was to get everybody at the convention to take a stand against England for the unfairness that they had been put through, even though they went there to get away from this kind of treatment and it was getting too much to bare for anybody. I think that when Patrick Henry gave the speech ¨Give me liberty, or give me death¨, he was trying to get everyone to realize that there was no way they could sit and wait for things to get worse. He knew that they needed to stand up now and could not wait until they had nothing left to give.

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Context and quote- Henry uses this quote to give evidence for why his argument is noteworthy. “Are fleets and armies necessary to a work of love and reconciliation? Have we shown ourselves so unwilling to be reconciled, that force must be called in to win back our love” (81).

There are various authors whose motives have always been trying to either educate or entertain their audiences via their works and have been basing their writings on politics for centuries. Henry V by William Shakespeare is an ideal example of the manner in which great political writings have been influencing politics for many years including the present day. Various influential and famous political leaders have always been determined to quote various sections of King Henry V for the sake of emphasizing and communicating their ideas properly to the intended audiences.

Henry increased his credibility through the use of benevolence, where he made the audience feel as if they too were included in Henry’s dream of the chance to stand up for their freedom. When Henry said “Will it be when we are totally disarmed, and when a British guard shall be stationed in every house?” He is drawing upon the audiences good will in that he wants them to imagine that image in their heads and what it could develop into once they have full control. By addressing this, not only did he establish his credibility in that he to would belong to the group of people whose houses would be guarded but also, he was willing to fight for what belonged to them and deserved. This implied they should do the same for he was in the same boat as they are in terms of the need to bear arms and choosing to fight for their peace and freedom from Britain. The need for the people to understand that if they were to sit around and wait for peaceful arguments to settle the war this would only lead to failure and Britain’s victory, this then became serious and was addressed throughout Henry’s speech. Henry did not want to be the only one going into the war with a will to fight and he realized this, it was only through his benevolence that he could reach the peoples hearts and help them to see

“This story shall the good man teach his son; and Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by, from this day to the ending of the world, but we in it shall be remembered”(Henry V, 4.3.) Henry's St. Crispin’s Day Speech was given prior to the Battle of Agincourt in 1415. The enemy that Henry V's men faced had them vastly outnumbered. It is at this time that Henry sees his men's need of motivation and takes on the role of a valiant king taking control of the situation. He seized the moment to motivate and inspire them. Henry hopes by making an effective speech his men will understand why they need to fight. When all seemed lost it was Henry's speech that was filled with persuasion and patriotism that spurred the men on and gave them hope and victory. Through Henry's speech he made what seemed a hopeless fight into an honor, an attainable victory, and a duty.

King Henry V, is one of the only successful monarchs in Shakespeare’s plays. He displays great strength and intelligence. King Henry V is capable of uniting all of his people in his St. Crispin’s Day speech as they prepare to go to battle. The troops were greatly outnumbered and believed they had no chance at winning. But King Henry makes them feel like they are part of something important, and by doing this he motivates them to fight their hardest.

King Henry V began to inspire his army with speeches that gave them pride, courage and hope. Shakespeare’s St. Crispen’s Day Speech puts in perspective how Henry V led his army to fight the French.

The earliest of Shakespeare’s plays was Henry V written in 1599. As a whole the play is mostly just a retelling of the battle of Agincourt in the year 1415, featuring the now very famous, “St. Crispin’s Day” speech. However Shakespeare manages to capture the intensity and pure chaos of war while also having a solid undertone about the morality of men and sending a

The seas and water masses used the blue colors while the red symbolized a fire or even a catastrophic occurrence in the sea. According to Costello & Turner (2012), the use of this, colors has been warm yet they showed a great sense of fear as well as pandemonium. The Romantic era was inclined towards the use of these colors based on the ways they showed emotions and the hues of nature.