A coronation is a time where royals are addressed with their rightful crown, a beginning of a new era that is waiting to conquer. It is the time where those of high monarchy showcase their power, dominance and boldness. A beginning of a new era awaits in the world, as the Red Queen herself is about to step on people’s prides and enter her kingdom as the rightful crowned queen. If people thought that she is not ready to take part in history, I suggest you rethink once more because she’ll happily show you. “Time To Rise” would play throughout the arena, as All Red Everything herself made her way to the ring, clutching down on her robe, she took her steps carefully, as she wanted to look fabulous while getting crowned. The crowd devoured her with …show more content…
We don’t need you!” The Red Queen shrugged as she raised her slender hand, hoisting the microphone to meet her luscious lips, she started speaking. “When the Red Queens talking, please sit down on these god forsaken seats, and pay your respects to the only superstar in this company that is going to make it rise to the top. I don’t need to be here, I don’t need to be addressing all of you poor unfortunate souls in the arena tonight. But, my duty as the Red Queen remains secure! My duty is now to clean my kingdom, and allow it to form into the most precious part of the world that any person desires to be in. But if you people claim that you don’t need me, please allow me to correct you, because without me, you people will be nothing. Your children will grow up with no real woman to look up to. Your little girls will come of age, and the only people they’ll be imitating are the people of the lowest rank of society. But if you think that I cant do it, if you think that there is someone thats more deserving than I am, think again. Because whoever your children look up to, whoever you people strive to be, just remember that there is always someone better, someone who can lead an army full of peasants and allure them to become warriors that protect the Queen!” Eva eyed down the ramp way as she
... just makes it more elegant. She presented herself as a queen and expects others to follow in her footstep. Her many accomplishments and the awards are just touchable proof what anyone can do. In becoming the first cable conductor added on to her ancestors and their work. The many books, poems, plays, and even speeches she presented were work of her own and knowledge. (Global Renaissance Woman) Being able to travel abroad and get a broader understand of life just made here wiser. She saw just about everything you can imagine. Her wisdom just helped her work to become unique, and easier to understand. She had no one to impressed, this done during her lifetime were all chosen by her.
Transition: Before we can pass judgment on her royal downfall we must first look at her life before she became the “executed” queen.
During her time as queen, Elizabeth addressed parliament both on the subjects of marriage and on her loyalty to her country. Perhaps she did this because she was questioned about leaving an heir to the throne. To answer this Elizabeth wrote,
An anonymous girl warned her that Queen Levana does not want peace with Earth. Once she is wed with Emperor Kai and she had become Empress of the Eastern Commonwealth she will murder Kai and attack the remainder of Earth. Cinder rushes to the royal ball in Peony’s dress she was going to wear, not bothering to look clean. Since she is still Kai’s honorary guest, she is introduced in front of the entire ball.
The Chronicles of the Tudor Queens). This means she will make everyone in England to become
By doing so, Queen Elizabeth makes the soldiers feel protective of their country, therefore ensuring their loyalty in the upcoming war. “Let tyrants fear, I have always so behaved myself that…” Likewise the queen creates confidence and pride when she expresses her view of the war as an easy win. “... we shall shortly have a famous victories over those enemies of God” Another strategy that the queen utilizes is that she places her full trust on the people, eliminating any signs of distrust between her and her people. “... I have placed my chiefest strength and safeguard in the loyal hearts and good will of my subjects…” As well as a patriotic mood, the queen gives herself credibility and shows her people that she is their monarch. “I myself will take up arms, I myself will be your general, judge, and rewarder of every one of your virtues in the
From the beginning of her reign she has placed her strength in the “loyal hearts and good will” of her subjects (285). She follows this by informing her troops that she will be lying down her honor and pride for her kingdom, her people, and her God. This gains the trust of her audience from the beginning and ensures their engagement and active participation throughout the rest of her speech. As she continues on, she uses the appeal to her audience’s emotions by describing herself as a feeble woman with the heart of a king which speaks to the patriarchal English society of the time. She promises her troops that she will take up arms herself if any foreign ruler dare to invader her borders. She reassures them that she will instruct them as their general, council them like a judge, and reward them for every one of their victories on the battlefield. She then praises them for all they have already done and promises them that they will be paid for their prior accomplishments and those that are yet to come. This instills a sense of pride into her troops and enables them to realize that their duties are not going
not mean she was powerful. She was the lowest of the low, deprived. The Ewells’ had nothing good going
As the Spanish Armada inched its way toward England, Queen ElizabethⅠdelivered a rousing speech to her troops that exhibited superior performance and intellect amongst women during the 16th century. In her speech, she gave her people hope and a sense of relief before the invasion took place. She gave them the encouragement they needed to feel as if she was a reliable backbone for the country; I am one of you, I will live and die with you. Throughout her speech, she rejected any opposition to her position and eliminated any worries about her capabilities as a woman. Queen Elizabeth used words and phrases in her speech that directed her words toward her audience hence, delivering a biased, yet passionate, emotional, and ambitious tone. The purpose of the speech was to give the people of England aspiration to win the invasion and the strength to cooperate with Queen Elizabeth to successfully execute victory against the enemy. It is through her diction and sentence structure that she gained the
Queen Elizabeth connects to her people with pathos. “And therefore I am come amongst you, as you see, at this time, not for my recreation and disport, but being resolved, in the midst and heat of the battle, to live and die amongst you all; to lay down for my God, and for my kingdom, and my people, my honour and my blood, even in the dust.” She’s willing to risk her life to protect her country and her people; using
She commenced to ask little girls to come as well as to come see her do her magic tricks. Her magic tricks had been just for her to get prettier. The little chant seemed to be scary even for the children because they didn’t know what she was saying. She muttered it with a low, toned voice.
The Princess’s funeral brought together a gathering of the powerful (English royalty) and the beautiful (Hollywood’s finest), and the poor. More than a million mourners crowded the streets of London to toss flowers upon her casket. Even as it was happening before their eyes, no one could believe it was real. In the days and weeks that followed her death, everyone was trying to figure out what she had meant and why the world was responding to her death with such grief. Was it her flaws, her failures, her struggles with her weight and her self-esteem, and her refusal to be inhibited by them? Was it her good works and the way she touched the common people, the handicapped, drug addicts, and lepers. Could it have been the way she broke away from her failing marriage and reinvented herself as a single mother but still the “Queen...
She calls into question the powers above her and the powers she has herself. That it isn’t enough, and that she is defeated, which is represented by throwing in her ruling scepter, which could be understood as waving a flag of defeat.
Attempting to demonstrate that women can’t handle power.... ... middle of paper ... ... into the hands of the enemy, did not falter, because those that they loved implored them to slay. them, men’s duty towards those they love.”