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"I felt as if the wind would carry my
words, the same way it scatters flower pollen in the spring, planting seeds all over the earth."

In this metaphor, Malala Yousafzai emphasizes that her winds would be carried across through the media and spread to the many people listening. The pollen (words) she spread would be scattered all over the earth.

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In the memoir "just Mercy" a metaphor used is "I went though the mound of records until I found the transcripts from Walter McMillans trial". This compares the records he had to go through to a mound and is used to get you to understand all the cases he is going through an work he does to keep people on death row from being killed if there is evidence that they might not have done the crime.

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In the excerpt, Malala Yousafzai is cultivating a tone of inspiration, hoping to instill hope into anybody reading. "We are afraid of no one, and we will continue our education. This is our dream." She expresses her dedication to helping girls all over the world want to fight for their themselves. She proves to any girls reading that it is worth it to not only stand up for themselves, but to fight alongside others in the same situation.

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In the memoir "Just Mercy" the tone that is created from the author's descriptions is sad and bitter and evidence of this is "I met with five desperate condemned men" and "his lips began to quiver, and he clenched his fists to stop himself from crying".

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I believe that the rest of the memoir will explain more of her(Malala Yousafzai) background and how her life led up to where she is now. It will also probably go more in depth about her hardships and why she kept fighting on.

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I believe the rest of the memoir "Just mercy" will be about what he had to do in order to keep his clients from dying on death row and all the injustices the client suffered through while being forced to wait and see if he would die or live for a crime he did not commit.

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The main issue in the memoir is that women's access to education is very limited/restricted, and they deserve more rights. Malala Yousafzai believed that if nobody was going to step up, she had to be the one.

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In "Just mercy" the main conflict and issue in this memoir is that people are being put in death row and killed for crimes they may not have committed and are forced to wait to die with no one to speak up for them or help them until the end.

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In the memoir "Becoming" by Michelle Obama a metaphor that is used is...
"The keys on Robbie’s piano had a subtle unevenness of color and
shapes, places where bits of the ivory had broken off over time, leaving
them looking like a set of bad teeth."
This metaphor is significant because it shows a transition of doing something new. What this means is that Obama believed that the keys on the piano looked plain and it looked overused and shes used "a settle of bad teeth"to demonstrate this.

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In the memoir " How Dare the Sun Rise" the metaphor "...when I see pictures of the region, known as Minembwe, it looks like the most idyllic place on Earth, with lush, leafy mountaintops scraping the clouds and miles and miles of green." She's making an idealized picture in her mind which contrasts the situation at hand. Both of which was the war when she left Congo and her parents being married at a young age, along with the fact that her father-in-law disprove.

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In the memoir "Becoming" by Michelle Obama, she uses an eager tone to showcase her trying to learn the piano. Throughout her memoir, she repeats the piano and repeats how to use the piano.

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I believe that the rest of the memoir will be sentimental because throughout her memoir, Obama is trying to give a sentement feeling to her audience by repeatedly talking about the piano and its significance.

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The main issue in "Becoming" memoir is the process of learning the piano. Obama showcases how difficult and how much patience you need to have when learning the piano.

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In the excerpt "How Dare the Sun Rise" by Sandra Uwiringiyimana, she generates a mounful tone as she is forced to flee her hometown, where her parents are both from and her resignates with greatly. She left when she was only 2 years old and misses it.

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As Bryan Stevenson emphasizes the stressful situation he was in, it creates a feeling of tenseness and anxiety. This isn't just created by Stevenson's actions, with "trying frantically to keep up with", but also the displays of emotions from the inmates. The inmate he focuses on, Walter McMillian, continues to add onto this stress with his emotional response. His shaking of the hand and the subsequent description of Stevenson's emotional repression, with "my instinct was to comfort him", makes the audience feel the tenseness that he felt at the time.

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In "How Dare the Sun Rise" I believe the rest of the memoir will cover hardships she's gone thourgh because of this expierence and will go into depth about her culture, especaily as she speaks on her parent's arranged marrige.

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In the memoir "How Dare the Sun Rise" by
Sandra Uwiringiyimana the metaphor stated is.. "it looks like the most idyllic place on earth, with lush, leafy mountaintops scraping the clouds and miles and miles of green." She uses this phrase to signify the glorified image she has of her hometown to emphasize the contrast of that place after the Congo War. It led her to flee and no longer see the beauty that was once there, putting awareness on the situation.

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Malala - "Microphones made me feel as if I were speaking to the whole world. I had talked to only local TV stations and newspapers, but, still, I felt as if the wind would carry my words, the same way it scatters flower pollen in the spring,
planting seeds all over the earth."

In this metaphor, Malala is drawing a connection from microphones and TV to flower pollen being spread by the wind. This is significant because this is her platform. Malala has a platform to speak out and find her justice. And as pollen spreading to the wind, her message through a microphone, the TV spreads her message.

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The rest of the memoir will most likely follow the professional experiences during Stevenson's career, having them build on each other in order to show his build of experience. Each experience will pull from past ones, culminating in the present.

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Malala creates a tone of uplifting hope as she uses metaphors to describe actions with flowers. With description of past, comes the future with Malala trying to bring a message of change to the future. She wants a bright future for women like her, so that they don't have to experience what is was in the past.

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In this memoir, the main focus is on his most famous case. It outlines the struggles Stevenson faced while trying to defend Walter McMillian from his wrongful accusation. These struggles not only stem from the justice system itself, but also the racial and monetary struggles faced by Stevenson and McMillian.

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I think that Malala will focus on her, and who she was. What led up to what her is being now, and to identify that there are many Malalas in the world. Malalas to fight for.

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"When you're little, a piano can look like it has a thousand keys."

This is significant because it shows how she was willing to learn something new and challenging. Her devotion and determination made us show that trying something new or different didn't stop her from learning. Michelle Obama is an excellent example of great enthusiasm of learning new things.

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The main issues in "I am Malala" is that women have limited rights. Malala is speaking up so people like Malala can have the same freedoms as we have.

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Uwiringiyimana is able to create a sort of mournful tone since she explains how she sort of misses her home that she left at 2 years old. She mourns the fact that her home was once beautiful before her home was burned down.

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"His voice was level but laced
with emotion." - As Stevenson listens to McMillian's plea for help, emphasizing the feelings McMillian expresses to him makes the situation feel heavier. It shows that both of them want to get justice and are willing to give the information needed to reach this goal, but are still human. This empathy, mixed with the injustice of the justice system towards poor people of color, led to Stevenson putting his time and energy towards finding McMillain mercy, making it his most important case.

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"Microphones made me feel as if I were speaking to the whole world. I had talked to only local TV stations and newspapers, but, still, I felt as if the wind would carry my
words, the same way it scatters flower pollen in the spring, planting seeds all over the earth."

In this metaphor, Malala Yousafzai asserts her idea that the all her beliefs would be carried by the wind and would travel to all over the place and be heard by many, in which she explains that the pollen would be scattered and she would be planting seeds, in which the seeds are her beliefs.

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Through the excerpt, Malala Yousafzai promotes a tome of inspirations and innovation, in hopes to inaugurate a sense of hope to the people listening.  She believes she is destined to help the young women in the world fight for themselves when she qoutes "We are afraid of no one, and we will continue our education. This is our dream.” Through Malala's enumeration of her beliefs, she proves to people why they should fight for their rights, nd for others also in their same situation.

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I believe the rest of the book will touch on her parents relationship and their life before fleeing the Democratic Republic of Congo before the First Congo War. Along with her life after migrating and how leaving affect her personal life.

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The main topic of "How Dare the Sun Rise" seems to be her feelings and sentiments after being forced to leave her birth place and the stories that are held within her community.

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In the memoir "Becoming" by Michelle Obama, she uses a motivated tone to showcase her ability to learn the piano. She tells a short story from how it was a challenging task from learning something different being able to overcome herself to prove that she can master the piano.

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The main idea on the memior "How Dare the Sun Rise" is a reflection on Uwiringiyimana and how she feels after fleeing the Democratic Republic to New York, and it'll bring awareness on the situation of being a refugee.

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In her excerpt "I am Malala", Malala Yousafzai uses the metaphor "With all this chaos swirling about, I would escape into the bathroom and look in the mirror" to describe the chaos and commotion going on around her, and how she uses her speeches to escape this chaos. When she uses her words, Yousafzai feels she is able to not only speak for herself, but for many others whom she represents. This gives her power and strengh, which is contrary to how she feels when she is in the chaos.

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In the excerpt, Malala Yousafzai creates a tone of inspiration and determination. She makes it clear that she is determined to fight for womens education and rights, and says that "we are afraid of no one, and we will continue our education". The usage of "we" shows that she is not only speaking for herself but inspiring the other women who aren't able to speak out themselves.

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I believe that in the rest of her memoir, Malala Yousafzai will further describe her background about her mother and family. Then I believe she will tie it into women’s rights and education. Her overall intent will most likely be to advocate for women’s rights and education.

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I believe that as the excerpt covers the rest of the memoir, it will start to get more in depth of Malala's past and all the hardships she had to encounter leading to the moment of her present. I believe the excerpt will do in depth of why she believes what she believes and she keeps fighting for it.

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The main conflict in this memoir was the lack of women’s rights and education. The main idea that Malala Yousafzai was portraying was that she feels she will make a difference by speaking out not only for herself but also the many women she represents who can’t speak for themselves.

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The main issue in the excerpt "I am Malala" is the lack of women's rights. She wants to fight against the lack and restriction of girls to be educated and she feels as is she can be the the spokesperson and the symbol for those who cannot do talk or fight for themselves.

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''I felt as if the wind would carry my
words, the same way it scatters flower pollen in the spring,
planting seeds all over the earth'', Malala is expressing how she wishes for her words to be spread around the world and especially to young women who are being deprived from their educational rights. Malala wants her words not only to be heard by young girls but aswell as her words to make a impact on them and to inspire them to stand up for their rights and unjustices being held torwards them.

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In the excerpt,Malala is establishing a tone of motivation and call to action that should be withdrawed by the young girls that could relate to her current situation. She makes a comment of saying to herself ''“This is not the Stone Age,” meaning just as herself believes in progessing torwards change so should the Taliban and anywhere around the world that is depriving the rights of education .

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The rest of the memoir will cover Malala being an inspiration of hope aswell as a motivator torwards change through the well usage of her detailed and impacting words. Malala will continue to share personal expericnees in which her audience will be able to relate to ,creating a line of connection on how just as she herself is trying to fighting for her educational rights so can those young girls .

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The main issue in Malala's memoir is the issue of the Taliban depriving young girls and women of their educational rights and overall the tyrant rule of the Taliban over Pakistan .