Christmas Rhetorical Analysis

Belief and disbelief in Santa Claus, this is the main aspect of the movie, Miracle on 34th Street that we will discuss over the next few pages. Out of the four films we watched in this class, this film would be my personal favorite. Miracle on 34th Street is a story about believing. Mainly is points out the narrative of believing in Santa Claus. When we first started this class we were asked to give an example of our favorite Christmas movie.

There were red and green lights glimmering around the house, family members smiling, and mounds of gifts underneath the tree just waiting to be ripped open by my little hands. When I was around four years old, my parents wanted to surprise me with a special gift, which made that Christmas one to remember. I almost forgot that I had more gifts to unwrap because I was focused on discovering what my parents made me. I was not allowed to know what the special present was until Christmas day, no matter how many times I begged them to tell me. When I woke up Christmas morning, I was beaming with excitement, but I was still groggy like a bear waking up from hibernation.

As the spirits of the holidays are around the corner, that means Christmas festivities are coming soon. In addition, there are many exciting new activities and events coming around as the year is ending. One of which is the Operation Christmas Child project that anyone can participate in. Chino Hills High’s CSF club has participated in the annual Operation Christmas Child Shoebox collections. The Operation Christmas Child is from Samaritan’s Purse, a non-denominational organization that accepts toys, toiletries, clothes, and school supplies to be given to kids.

This quote also presents how people have begun to look at him in a different manner from before. Scrooge also changes his perspective on life after the three spirits visit him. “I will honor Christmas in my heart and try to keep it all year… I shall not shut out the lessons they teach” (Horovitz 653). This quote shows how Scrooge changes because he decides to keep all the lessons that the spirits taught him all year long instead of leaving them behind. Furthermore, this quote displays how he has become a positive person and is no longer negative towards most things.

A Christmas Carol In my paper, I plan on explaining different themes of A Christmas Carol and how people should read it. When I was a kid my mom would read me a shorten version of A Christmas Carol. I really don’t like reading but A Christmas Carol is one book that I love to read, and I will describe in my paper the many themes this book has that made it so good. I will have research to back up the themes and why the themes are important to the book. I will describe a couple of themes that relate to the text and why people agree with these themes.

It is difficult to be far from all that is wanted and longed for, life and days are hard without you ... but that is life. Have and receive my most affectionate Greetings and Congratulations in these Christmas Parties to arrive ... MERRY CHRISTMAS to ALL with much

The Limitless Capacity for Growth and Change “‘I wear the chain I forged in life,’ replied the Ghost. ‘I made it link by link, and yard by yard; I girded it on of my own free will, and of my own free will I wore it’” (A Christmas Carol, Dickens 10). The capacity for human growth and change is beyond limitless; it is an aspect of life that some struggle to achieve, an aspect others struggle to adapt to, and in this ghost’s case, even an aspect of death that continues to imprison him. In A Christmas Carol, a timeless novella demonstrating an opportunity for redemption through change, Charles Dickens employs parallelism, irony, and doppelganger to explore its capacity in contribution to this meaning of the novella as a whole. In particular,

December has always been a religiously diverse month, containing many holidays, including Christmas, Hanukkah, and Bodhi Day. Despite Canada’s cultural mosaic, though, one of these holidays is much more prominent: Christmas. Though celebrated by many people of all different religions, Christmas is still undeniably a Christian holiday, celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. Just because Christmas is easily the most celebrated December holiday doesn’t mean it’s the only one, though. As most people are unwrapping presents with dozens of family members around them, minorities who do not celebrate this are forced to feel left out of this time of the year This is an example of Christian privilege, which is the idea that people who are Christian have

The baskets were always one of my favorite things to open on holidays. Looking back, most of the Christmas that year was a blur, but one thing I do remember was my favorite present. I unwrapped the bulky gift,

I will expect to see at least one person ecstatic with our efforts of making a perfect yearbook, I will expect to see at least one person to love my page, Also I will expect to see someone who doesn’t talk to start being more of a talker, I know it’s a long shot but I really think this is more than possible. I learned to think more about my writing I write sad songs and I try at happy songs I put emotion into my music, I have songs I’m proud about I actually wrote something good, Someone says “who says you couldn’t do it in the first

The idea that society celebrates Christmas and gift giving without having to be forced represents how culture regulates societal behavior. My family and I celebrate Christmas and gift giving every year without having to be forced in any way. From Christmas shopping, decorating the Christmas tree, making Christmas cookies, singing carols, and gift giving, my family and I have always followed the "rules." We are motivated and influenced by society to acknowledge the Christmas holiday and act of gift giving because it is what our culture has been governed to do. Once the "language" of gift giving has been learned and enforced, it then becomes a necessity in society that people automatically follow without

I wish I could do the same with my community as what William did with his. I would like to propose an idea for a program. For every holiday or significant change in season or for school people could donate supplies to family with little to none income. Our area is struggling with producing an income to help support their children for common life needs. I want to set up a donation organization where people could donate school supplies, halloween costumes, christmas presents, clothes, shoes, or other basic necessities for children.

To begin with, she felt compassionate for the children who didn’t receive a gift in Christmas Day. In childhood, she thought that almost every child should be able to receive a gift in special day such as Christmas Day. In Christmas Day, all children should be exceptionally cheerful when they found a present for them in Christmas’s morning. Secondly, Lilly is merciful because she has grown up in an appropriate environment, her father is soldier who protect and support people and her mother always teach her about charity. Lastly, she has the supporters.