Rhetorical Analysis: My Experience At The John Hopkins Hospital

On Saturday, October 3rd, at my job the Hebrew of home of greater Washington, a retired director of nurses at the John Hopkins Hospital, Mrs. Christiana Martins was invited at my job 50th anniversary, held in the city of Rockville to deliver a speech. The program began at 10oclock in the morning at the working auditorium. All the staff who worked in Hebrew home, including the nurses, clinical managers, Family members of residents and the human resource management were present. I was so excited to be present at the job 50th anniversary because it was a form of togetherness. The program had barely began and surprisingly there were about two hundred people who had already arrived. When it was 10.Oclock, Mr. Carlistus nwosu, the clinical manager of Hebrew home
Mrs. Martins had the skills and ability to captivate his audience attention by supporting her speech with several examples. She emphasized on the causes of ill health issues many people, especially, older people encounter as they age, as well as the difficulties their family members faces. Her story captured many of the audience, including me. Also, many the audience was in shock of a video she showed off a nurse brutally maltreating an elderly person, I must say that part got most of the audience to shared tears. This part of her speech was the best. Furthermore, Mrs. Christiana did an excellent job by keeping her address on track and I was so proud of her. She gave a great speech, there was nothing more anyone could have expected. However, Even though, Mrs. Martin’s speech was excellent, the only tricky part was that her speech lasted very long, the program was supposed to end at 5oclock, but it finally ended at 7oclock pm. From the look on people’s faces, you could see that they were feeling exhausted. However, there were plenty of food, drinks and gifts served. Therefore, people never left with an empty