When using humor in writing it can cause a lot of things Her use of humor was very important to the story. The way she used it, even though at times her humor was very subtle it was really effective she used it to keep the readers attention because with the topic about the economy the humor kept her story from being boring. It also helped her to relate with her readers and it made it more interesting to see what she was thinking and and her reaction to the things that were going on .She says “But the relevant point about Holly is that she is visibly unwell - possibly whiter, on a daily basis, than anyone else in the state . We’re not just talking Caucasian here; think bridal gowns , tuberculosis, and death “ (95) the way she uses exaggeration to be funny helps us from dwelling on the negative.…
Through her use of humor, Fey is able to tell the audience her message and make them laugh at the same time, all without taking away from the true meaning of the…
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In this paragraph talk about how the tone used within the movie helped show how worried Laird was to finally meet Stephanie’s parents and how the director replaces the audience's perspective of stress with comedy.…
In "Mexico," Cisneros uses long, elaborate, descriptive sentences to move from one memory of her hometown, or memory of her grandfather, to the next. This writing style helps deliver a very personal feeling to the audience; it makes the audience feel as if they could be there witnessing the balloon vendors bringing all of their unsold balloons back home, or feeling the soft, Kleenex-like money. This type of writing is called syntax. The use of syntax is extremely important to writers, as it is used with diction to develop the mood, tone, and atmosphere of a story. Without these critical elements, a story would not be worth reading.…
The humor is quite crude and is directly attacking another person in this instance and does so a lot more through out the show. Chris Lilly uses a lot of caricature with his characters taking them to the extreme but what makes it funny is that there are people like that, that other people may have dealt with in the past this adds a sense of understanding in the show and it also means that the characters aren’t completely unbelievable.…
Parks is, as I spent more time talking to her, witty. She creates an an atmosphere where it is easy to be comfortable around her. Creating a joke in my case is hard to do, but she allows me to find my sense of humor. She is not a know-it-all. She shows her intelligence by showing her comedy side. Thus Ms. Parks reveals a idea, that life can be much simpler when having a sense of humor.…
Ankh the word in latin is cross with the symbol became popular in New Age mysticism in the 1960s.a handle the…
First Johnson uses effectively structure in her jokes in order to prepare the audience for her punchlines, because they are well prepared for the punchline more members of the audience find her jokes funny . for example…
When reading this passage, it is evident that Anzaldua feels strongly about her Hispanic background and doesn’t concur with the ideology of the university and their attempts to rid students of their accents. I also construe, through reading the passage, that even though many natives don’t approve of her Chicano way of speaking, she is pleased with her heritage and culture and doesn’t concern herself with others opinions.…
1. Humor and irony are used as a comedic relief in the story. Atwood uses them to downplay the seriousness involving rape. An example is seen when Chrissy is beginning her story and Estelle says “so who takes baths with their clothes on?’ I found her sarcasm very humorous. Irony can also be seen in her own rape fantasies when she somehow persuades the fellow from not raping her. It is ironic because they usually end up helping each other out, when in reality, that is not what happens during rape.…
* They change some words and sentences, so the audience understand the jokes and puns…
Although that the film is a rural comedy, Berlanga imitates some of the most important film genres: western, film noir, epics and Soviet Realism. These different genres, most of them American, are used in the dream sequences of the film. With those dreams, the director tried to explain the fears and ambitions of the characters and to make a relationship between the genres and the ideology of the characters. The first character that we see dreaming in the film is Don Cosme who is the priest of the village and is against the American aid. He dreams that he is in a Holy week procession but he is caught by some Ku Klux Klan members and then starts an Inquisition trial following the film noir genre style. After the priest, the mayor dreams that…
This is clear throughout the entire piece. In particular, Souza does this when she tries to hide or feelings of sexuality in the first section That Puta Thing That Just Doesn't Go Away. She discusses her disinterest in sex and male presence: “The lack of male presence at home left me open to whatever assaults and attacks men deemed appropriate for someone of my station. It doesn’t matter that I wasn’t even interested in sex with men, that I didn’t have a boyfriend, and that I was not actively pursuing a man” (Souza, Pg. 153). This following excerpt displays her hiding true feelings of herself and personal choices. She essentially is labeled/called a man’s object and forced into relationships with men. In this case, there’s covered identity through a negative label. She isn’t able to express her true feelings without being identified as being something she is not. As a result, the author’s laughter is a result of happiness. This is because it allows her to look back at people’s misconceptions about her and realizing that they are dead wrong. In addition, it keeps her mind off social stigmas of her race as well as gender. Laughter, in general, relieves stress. Based on personal experience, I usually laugh when someone doesn't believe in me. It keeps me confident and allows me to make something negative seem positive. In conclusion, without laughter, we aren't able to collect ourselves psychologically…
The play itself is framed in situational irony as the male investigators leave the women in the kitchen to look for evidence upstairs. The women that are in the house begin to discover pieces of evidence that the male investigators are unable to pick up on because the objects are those that tend to be associated with a woman. This begins to develop a sense of irony because two women that know nothing about solving a crime scene are able to pick up on these items which the men investigating the case are unable to. Irony is also found when Mrs. Wright begins to worry about her fruit preserves while she is under investigation for murder. Irony can be used to entertain the reader with its great comedic value. Susan Glaspell is able to use this tool throughout the play to add comic relief to a somewhat serious…