A Rhetorical Analysis Of The Conversation Between Father And Son

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The story, we can even call it a conversation between father and son, of this ad seems to happen in the home of Carl. Both Carl and his father look kind and warm which leaves a good and reliable impression to everyone who watch the ad. All the old people like Carl’s father and young energetic people, including men and women, like Carl are likely to be the audience of this ad as the atmosphere of this ad will make those people feel like they may have some common character with Carl. The conversation also tries to appeal to people who have encountered some harassment or unfair things, who love justice and peace and who need to gain equal rights and all of those ones who have suffered compose the majority of this society. People who have the same …show more content…

The conversation is going on with Carl and his father talk to each other with some brief sentences. It looks like there is no need to talk too many words because there is a natural tacit understanding between a father and a son. They separately appeared and talked to us. Their eyes are full of trust and love to each other which make audiences feel comfortable and warm. The whole conversation is more like they are sitting there to tell a story of life or share the memory to a relative or friend. The kindness and peace are motivated by this wonderful telling. The talk shows Carl starts his pursue for the better society as a liberal and insists on his opinion on fighting with unfairness crime and unequal things without giving in under the pressure of other organizations with power. Those events, Carl recalls in the …show more content…

The words “there are some things you don’t stop fight for” is so wonderful and inspiring. Everyone has something to fight for in this world. Carl’s words will inspire the dream of others. Besides, he will also get resonance with those people who has dream and who has ever fight for something. It also tells the audiences he will never stop fighting for fairness equal rights and everything related with everyone’s happiness. It indicates he will deserve their trust and never give in no matter how hard it will be. Surely, the words “He has been like this for 35 years” saying from Carl’s father with his eyes closed to express his proud of Carl and his respect to his son and to the dream of his son. His father’s expression is so vivid that we can even imagine how much hardness Carl has been getting through for those years. The continuity of 35 years will also give the audience motivation to support and respect Carl. It’s the proof of his faith perseverance and willpower which are the only things that could win the heart of everyone. It shows the audience Carl is the one they need and the one they could rely

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