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The advertisement shows how our pollution can have a direct impact back to us. It creates a feeling of guilt.

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the ad causes the audience to feel guilt by showing how all the pollution that ends up in the ocean effects everyone.

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The add creates a bond with the audience by using the known facts of ocean pollution which allows them to push further information as the audience already has some form of trust built.

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The artist shows the disadvantages of pollution by connecting something delicious, sushi, to garbage. They do this by wrapping sushi in garbage and displaying it as if it would be presented at a restaurant, proving to the viewer that their pollution of the ocean will affect them.

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The ad increases relatability with the common food, sushi, which allows the audience to be more deeply affected by the message.

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The add connects the food the audience eats to the pollution in the ocean and builds on the fact that what is done will have not only a lasting affect on the environment, but also come back and have an impact on the human race.

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The ad elicits guilt from the audience by using a photo of sushi wrapped in garbage. This alludes to the fact that people get their food from the sea but contribute to its destruction through their garbage, inspiring guilt from people profiting from the sea and then polluting it.

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The ad elicits unrest by reminding the audience of the possibility that they could be consuming the trash they waste.

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The ad connects the impact of trash being dumped in the ocean and how it affects to its animals by symbolizing the what it would look like to humans though the image of sushi wrapped in trash.
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The advertisers warn the viewers that they will soon be eating trash if they do not consciously decide to care for their world.

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This advertisement was set up to present to the audience just how pollution can affect us indirectly. The comparison was made to try to convey the idea of the damage in biomes that occurs due to human waste.

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The advertisement uses image of sushi wrapped in plastic to remind the viewer of the connection between the health of the ocean and how society is impacted by it.

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The ad demonstrates a clear path from litter into the fish onto our plate. This helps to show that the waste we produce is detrimental to the environment

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The artist uses sushi to connect with the audience about how polluted the ocean is

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The ad connects ocean pollution to sushi by showing sushi wrapped in trash, and implies through this imagery that humanity will lose certain luxuries if we continue to litter and be wasteful.

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The advertiser warns viewers s that soon they will be eating trash if they don't take care of the planet

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By depicting delicious sushi made of waste found in the ocean, the ad shows a dark and dismal future for humanity if oceans are continued to be polluted.

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The ad's imagery reminds its audience of their carbon footprint and encourages people to be mindful of how they dispose of their trash.

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The photographer shows how dirty the ocean is to make viewers think twice on what they throw do with their trash

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The advertisement elicits unease out of the audience by replacing the seaweed in sushi with litter. The comparison warns the audience that continued mistreatment of the environment will come back and affect our health as well.

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The artist connects to the audience by using a common experience, in this example of eating sushi, drawing attention to pollution by incorporating it into the common experience through replacing the sushi wrap with garbage.

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By replacing part of the sushi with trash it emphasizes polluting the ocean with trash causes pollutes to end up in our food

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The ad uses an applicable analogy when it compares the plastic in the ocean to the raw fish that sushi contains. This comparison shows how, if we continue to treat the ocean poorly, it will eventually begin to affect us negatively.

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The ad demonstrates their knowledge of waste by showing how it ends up in the fish and food we eat. This clever blend of the two objects shows that the ad knows what they are speaking about.

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The author emphasizes the benefits of keeping the ocean clean through sushi

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The author shocks the audience by claiming that by littering in the oceans, that garbage will eventually end up in their food.

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The author notes the  benefit of keeping a clean ocean results in receiving a clean and healthy based seafood diet.

Writing "what comes around goes around" manipulates the audience to take better care of their environment and emphasizes whatever we put in the ocean in turn ends up on our plate.

The advertisement depicts pictures of sushi wrapped in plastic reminding the audience about the alarming rate of pollution and plastic in our oceans. This depicts the feeling of uneasiness and lets the audience think twice when it comes to not recycling and littering.

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The ad causes the audience to feel...

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Pathos: The photographer causes the audience to feel remorse by contrasting pollution directly to the consumption of seafood, causing the problem to resonate with the audience more.
Ethos: The photographer connects with the audience with the common consumption of sushi.
Logos: The photographer uses an applicable analogy when she compares pollution to seafood.

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The add causes the audience to feel uneasy by using a conman and well liked food as a driver for their message of the effects of pollution.

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The author reminds the audience of the dangers of littering and polluting the ocean by showing a picture of sushi wrapped in plastic, accompanied by the caption "What goes around comes around," suggesting that if the oceans are polluted, the food that people like to eat will also become contaminated.

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Pathos:
The ad causes the audience to feel shocked by suggesting the seafood being consumed contains plastic and other pollutants which are finding their way to the ocean.
Ethos:
The ad reminds the audience of the world's dependence on seafood and the importance of keeping the ocean healthy by showing what will essentially happen if the ocean continues to be polluted
Logos:
The ad's comparison of eating seafood to essentially eating plastic and other pollutants explains the rationale for the need to clean up the ocean.

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Ethos: The ads use of the well known phrase "what goes around comes around" acts as a connection to the audience to create an understanding of what's taking place in the image.
Pathos: The substitution of plastic for seaweed in the sushi roll illustrates the growing presence of waste on Earth. This    incites fear in the audience as the image depicts an aspect of everyday life as being unsafe.
Logos: The ad encourages the audience to associate the sushi with plastic, thus establishing the realities of ocean pollution, and how it contaminates key parts of our lives.

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The photographer elicits disgust from the viewer by displaying food wrapped in plastic bags, stressing the importance of keeping oceans free of plastic waste.

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By depicting a sushi roll made of waste, the ad reasons that mindlessly placing trash can negatively affect people's health.

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By comparing plastic deposited into the ocean with sushi containing raw fix, the ad reasons that plastic pollution ultimately ends up in our seafood-based diet.