Comparing Riedelsheimer's Rivers And Tides

The hard brush of wind brought me out of my shocked trance, i couldn’t believe it, but I had to. That ugly truth brought tears to my eyes and suddenly i was a heap of despair and misery on the ground. It was just sitting there, mocking me, almost foretelling how the night would proceed, it would be me in that low cut, cleavage showing dress, that alone brought my anxiety up to its highest. I was not one for socializing let alone a party filled with the most prestigious people in my field. Not only was i expected to speak, but i was going to have to face it alone. No, you know what, i’m going to do this, i’m gonna put on that dress and kick some butt. Change can affect us in many different ways, it can be overwhelming and fast or it could be
Jeffrey kluger, author of simplexity gives us a more scientific view of change, how something useless could save lives. Finally, Thomas Riedelsheimer author of rivers and tides, made a video of how art can show us that change always happens and it affect things. Through their use of tone, imagery, and style these various authors demonstrate that change happens whether we like it or not and we can either build windmills or walls.
To begin with, imagery is like you're actually there experiencing what they are; you can deeply understand what’s happening. Metamorphosis had a lot of good imagery which really helped Kafka’s point get across. For example when gregor tries to open the door, but he can't so he uses his jaw, “made up for with a very strong jaw; using the jaw,
For example, kafka uses: irony, personification, and similes. A few ways of using these devices would be when he talks about having to pay for his parents debts and not his and another one would be when the dad and the boss saw gregor, i expected the boss to be shocked but try to kill it, like you would any other pest/bug. Instead he ran away scared. His dad showed anger and then sorrow, i was really surprised with the anger part; maybe he was thinking how could gregor do this to us then he could have realized how much he has done for them.i found a lot of irony in metamorphosis, whereas in simplexity i found similes. Simplexity, i find, is really just using theories and testing them in programs that will eventually be able to save lives. A big point was when they used the simile, people are like water. It’s very true, yes we are different from water, but we act like it in a crisis, water flows continuously and together, but when something blocks its way it goes around it, it finds a new path. The same thing goes for humans.

In conclusion, all of these ways, imagery, tone/word choice, and style help prove the thesis; change happens all the time, anytime,and in many forms; not only that people will react in many different ways. ‘Metamorphosis’ showed us that many of the time people will have a negative