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Equality Rhetorical Analysis
Equality is motivated by change and if everyone else was as motivated as Equality their world would be changed forever.
Motivation, hoe is Equality so motivated for this change? He thinks he'll get anything he could want all for this invention. Equality says "It can be made to grant us anything if we but chose to ask." (pg 60). He's motivated by the hopes of an exchange. Equality thinks that "They will see, understand and forgive.". But will they ever?
Believe, he believes that he deserves to be in the House of Scholours. "For our gift is greater than our transgression." he believes what he has to give is better than him going to jail. Truthfully they will just fear him thinking he's inferior. Equality just wants to show the world that he
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