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I believe with age comes knowledge, therefore, an older man will know the value of hard work far greater than a young boy.

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I believe with age comes knowledge, therefore, an older man will know the value of hard work far greater than a young boy.

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"It needs a divine man to exhibit any thing divine. A man is relieved and gay when he has put his heart into his work and done his best; but what he has said or done otherwise, shall give him no peace...In the attempt his genius deserts him; no muse befriends; no invention, no hope."

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Although Ove is a grumpy, old-fashioned man, he has his reasons for growing to be the way that he is. At a very young age he lost both parents and had to raise himself, learn how to cook, work rather than attend school and learn the harsh ways of life on his own. Ove learned the value of hard work and was indeed a "divine man to exhibit any thing divine" as he did what was right no matter who was watching. He was also misunderstood for his quiet demeanor and righteous actions yet he never stopped and let the corrupt ways of life ruin the ideals that he held so dear, which he learned from his father.

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A great famous painter only well renowned after her death, Kahlo was seen as a bit strange for spending so much time on her own, but it was herself she knew best therefore why not spend the most time getting to know herself then by looking into a mirror and painting her own features. It was only after she died did society view her artwork as beautiful and representative of the Neomexicanismo Art Movement as well as Hispanic culture. The amount of profit earned by her paintings also demonstrates her style was not understood during her time as only 52 years after her death would one of her paintings sell for $5.6 million dollars.

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The lyrics of "Go your way, I'll take the long way 'round, I'll find my own way down, As I should" connect to Emerson's idea of independence and self-improvement as the persona in the song realizes they must each go their own ways as it is for the better, a harsh necessity as they each must learn to live life on their own. This is similar to how Emerson explains that in the world the voices of aid become less and less prominent, meaning we are on our own to figure out what will be of ourselves in the future.

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With the appeal of ethos, Emerson explains why doubt and fear can harm ourselves as that habit of hiding our thoughts and ideas will be instilled and further prevent successful ideas from being heard. It is a great shame to have nothing but our own thoughts hold us back from expression as the simple thought of criticism is enough to shut down all risks to be taken. To not speak is safer than risking opinions as these ideas have become one's own "child". We have nurtured and watched our ideas flourish to where any remarks must be completely blocked out as we do not want to hear of any flaws present. It is not that our ideas are believed to be so great, but that they are perfect in our eyes and we worry what other eyes will see in our "work made manifest".

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Appealing to pathos, Emerson challenges the idea of those who say, but do not do. He shuns them for toying with the emotion of self-satisfaction as in the end, the only harm comes to themselves. One cannot rely on empty words to be the motivation of a "deliverance which [will] not deliver". Actions speak louder than words as we are often taught yet many do not listen and allow themselves to be blinded by words that in return give nothing to show for or to be proud of. A sense of fulfillment is never reached  as if sprinting toward a cliff to fly to a goal but skidding to a stop before enough speed is reached as there was never enough drive to begin with.

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Emerson uses the appeal of logos by stating how no reward of a "harvest" will come if no work is put in, implying no help will come if no effort is put in. He states this matter of factly to make the reader realize things will not happen on their own no matter how badly he or she wants, or needs it to happen. It is the truth of how no one but ourselves can help us move forward to reach our goals, as they are our goals, not the world's. It is or own responsibility to direct our own actions toward what we want in life as mothers and fathers will not always be present to guide us and hold our hands when we do not know which path to take as "no kernel of nourishing corn can come" without effort put in.