Two Brothers Language Analysis

Celebrities have already lost their privacy and also human should be equal in front of the law and god, so celebrities should not face stricter penalties. Celebrities certainly have more influence on people because they are public figures. Celebrities lived in the public, so when they committed crimes their punishment will also show on the television news and newspaper everywhere. People can easily saw the consequences and warn themselves not to do the same thing. Why would people do things that they already know there will be harsh punishments?

Ideology as common sense is forcing people to operate with a system of traces that they have no inventory for. His theory is that perpetuating an ideology works best when the people you are trying to control do not know what they don’t know. The people know part of the story, but they do not know the whole story. This theory of ideology explains why the ideology of toxic masculinity was able to spread so far and so deeply into our culture. The media uses the now mythic symbols of masculinity to enforce their ideologies.

People are wired to protect themselves and improve themselves, with lying being the easiest solution. Whether we want to protect our reputation or a loved one’s, escape repercussions, or gain superiority, getting there truthfully and easily is almost impossible. Wouldn 't you take the easy way out if it was as simple as ABC? So can you blame the people of Salem for lying? That is up to the reader, but in the end did any of the characters really benefit?

Ideology as common sense is forcing people to operate with a system of traces that they have no inventory for. His theory is that perpetuating an ideology works best when the people you are trying to control do not know what they don’t know. The people know part of the story, but they do not know the whole story. This theory of ideology explains why the ideology of toxic masculinity was able to spread so far and so deeply into our culture. The media uses the now mythic symbols of masculinity to enforce their ideologies.

Another example is when Holden calls his brother D.B a phony for wasting money. Lastly, Holden calls Marty phony for lying. Due to his ideology, phoniness is something he expects everywhere he goes, although he carries it with himself. Holden calls Mr. Hass phony for using people to his advantage. Yet in the novel Holden uses multiple individuals to get what he wants, making it hypocritical to call Mr. Haas phony.

Emotions are one of the many things that make us human. The Party is brainwashing them to be loyal to the Party and only the Party. They took away the right to form emotional connections, which make people human. Due to the Party taking the right of emotional connection, Party members are not able to express their feelings which leaves them with hatred and paranoia about expressing their feelings. The Party revokes the citizens’ rights of being able to have

In the Ted Talk “How to Spot a Liar” By Pamela Meyer, She spoke about the tells of a liar and why people lie. Meyers had two truths, Truth #1 lying is a cooperative act. The lie has no power until the receiver believes the lie. Everyone who has been lied to has agreed to be lied too, for example when a lady asks her husband if she looks fat in a certain clothing item. Both he and she know that there is only one good answer to that question, the women just gave the man permission to lie to her.

There later became more than just bullying, for ones crush's mom disapproved of her living spaces either. Clearly, the characters and plot guides examples to the overall meaning of the title, for these subjects base the conflict, leading the problems to become obvious. Once noticing all dilemmas, readers care because the characters, conflict, and plot illustrate there allows more to just President JFK’s assassination, but real humans

Those who have these spectacles are those who have perfect vision and along with vision comes understanding and insight. If the government allows them to see clearly they would be able to realise that the government is corrupt and not working to help them, but instead hurt them. To prevent them from having time to think about the idea of seeing clearly they also experience headaches because of the spectacles. Wearing spectacles with perfect vision hurts a great deal and all they can think about is making the pain stop, leaving people no time to think about what they are seeing. (G) This tactic allows for the government to carry on with their terrible ways because those that should have their eyes open to the unjust are being forced to have them shut.

Earlier I said that every character was entwined with some sort of lie; for some of those characters the lie has to do with cheating. Tom and Myrtle constantly lie to their spouse because they are having an affair. In marriage you are only supposed to be with and love that person. Daisy and George likely had no doubt that the other was having an affair until problems/subdivisions began to occur. In chapter 7 this cheating twisted mess is unveiled, “There is no confusion like the confusion of a simple mind, and as we drove away Tom was feeling the hot whips of panic.

The main criticism that “the current two-party system gives too much power to the extremists in each party” (Wheelan, 2013, para. 2). When people are chosen by the party to run, in many cases they represent the extremist views held and become the mascot for the party. The current system is skewed so moderates, the people some say are essential to politics, are not chosen because they do not represent the party strongly enough. These extremist candidates help to discourage education of the intricacies of individual issues because voters are forced into accepting how the party views the issue, due to either voting due to the candidate 's party affiliation, or being forced into choosing the extremist that comes closest to their own personal beliefs.

STEWE 1: A slippery slope is a bunch of unlikely steps that are used to make an unlikely outcome to a simple enough situation. But because the steps explain it, it sounds logical to the person it is said to. STEWE 2: A slippery slope is used here to say to the voters that if Hoag wins then he will find a way to ban the TV walls from being used and the TV families will no longer be a thing or in the eyes of the society they will be “dead”. SIP 2: Pathos is clearly being used to bring an emotional appeal from the voters. STEWE 1: Pathos is when the person is trying to get emotions as a way to persuade the person.

He wants the people to notice and realize injustice the law is. However, there is nothing wrong with fighting against something that feels unjust, but fighting sometimes may lead to destruction within the public. The law shouldn’t be based off of just the people’s opinions but also what the government think is best. It’s acceptable to do what is right but many are afraid to stand up to the the government due to the fact that they have more power. Therefore, people may see going against an unjust law as something to avoid because of the aftereffect they will be having to face.