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Lisa The Iconoclast Analysis

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The video of the Simpson which is “Lisa the Iconoclast” is about lisa who wrote an essay because the teacher asked the students to write an essay about jebediah spring field, so before she wrote an essay about it she did a research about jebediah, so she went to historical places and tries to research about jebediah’s history. When she went there the man showed her around and explained about jebediah but when the man left to go somewhere, lisa tried first to wear the hat of jebediah and she also tried to blow the “fife” .
Then when she blew it a paper suddenly went out so what lisa did is she picked it up and she read it, what she didn’t expect is that jebediah was a pirate and he was a enemy of George Washington, she cant believe what she …show more content…

Politics or politician make decisions that affect nearly every area of your life so it can impact you a lot. For example The law says all new buildings must be accessible to everyone. Older buildings should be made accessible if they can be. The law says people cannot ask you to leave a place because of your disability. So if the politician made this decision it can impact the society obviously a lot.
My own personal opinion about this is that, even though jebediah did something wrong in the past, it did something better and great in the present, what jebediah did was also bring values, honor, and loyalty to people even though they didn’t knew what he really is in the past, and also in the beginning lisa tried explaining it to people but they didn’t believe her but lisa didn’t stop trying and knew the real truth about jebediah, the one thing you also must know is that even though people don’t believe in you never stop trying and just keep on

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