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Using the memoir "I Am Malala," one metaphor that can be used is, "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."

By using this metaphor, Malala Yousafzai declares how her words and beliefs are "carried by the wind" for the rest of the citizens of the world to hear. By "planting her seeds" and "scattering the flower pollen," this would be Malala's words and beliefs.

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Malala used "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," which shows the significance for the particular event as this portrays that what ever Malala evokes within her speech, it will cause a global effect that will surely have a way of inspiring people from all around the world.

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In the memoir "I am Malala" by Malala Yousafzai, she uses the metaphor "My mouth was as dry as dust" to convey her fear of speaking to the public. Her great fear of speaking to the public makes sense in the circumstances that she's in: accepting the Nobel Peace Prize.

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The tone used by Malala according to her description is a sincere and encouraging tone. This tone is shown as she instills the feeling of hope for being able to continue their education, especially for the women as their rights were suppressed. Moreover, Malala wants to inspire the women to be able to pursue their own dreams, believing in the fight for women's rights as well as their ability to defend themselves.

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The author uses a worried tone to signify that she is human and that she acknowledges how much what she says weighs upon each individual person that comes to listen to her and can be seen  through multiple times  within the text finding herself to be in a stuck situation feeling hesitant such as "My mouth was as dry as dust," "I was anxious," and "my voice was the voice of so many others who wanted to speak but couldn’t."

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The memoir I analyzed is ¨Becoming¨ by Michelle Obama. Obama attempts to create an uneasy tone by utilizing ominous descriptions of the piano learning room and strict traits to describe her piano teacher in order to emphasize the fear a 4 year old feels when being exposed to learning life skills although it´s not threatening. This symbolizes the length of development Obama has reached, evolving from a clueless child to a woman of knowledge.

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The rest of the memoir will cover what Malala experienced in the past such as her childhood along with what she experienced during her suppression of her rights. Additionally, she will also cover about the obstacles of her fight for women's rights and how these obstacles can motivate the women to be like her.

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The rest of the memoir will cover over her own experiences within hardships from both the experiences of women's rights, a person of color, and the experiences within terrorism and empowering the people who have similar problems to herself.

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The main issue and conflict of Malala's memoir is the suppression of women's rights. This is the case because women struggled to become educated and how many women wanted to learn. As a result, Malala served as the speaker to the oppressed women and to help grant them the same rights as Malala.

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The memoir "I am Malala" by Malala Yousafzai contains the metaphor "My mouth was as dry as dust." This metaphor is used to signify Malala's nervousness of public speaking. This particular event was important to Malala as she had a large audience listening to her advocate for girls' education rights.

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The main conflict or issue within this memoir is the suppression of women's rights, this is due to her experiences from being mistreated from being a woman and the problems with not having freedom of speech being silenced within her own country from powerful terrorist.

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The tone that is created by Malala is hopeful, though anxious. She instills hope by explaining her wishes to expand education across the world for women. She is hopeful for women's rights in the future. As for the anxious tone, it is created in fear of her speech. She stated "My mouth was as dry as dust." She is fearful for the speech she will need to give to hopeful women across the world.

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In the memoir, "The Glass Castle" by Jeannette Walls, she creates a scared and worried tone by referring to a memory of when her dress caught on fire. As she was a child in this memory, it heightens her feelings of being afraid. She states, "Frozen with fear", allowing the audience to infer she was in shock and understand what this tragic moment can do to a child at the age of 3.

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In the memoir “I am Malala” by Malala Yousafzai, she stated “My mouth was as dry as dust” in order to convey the fear and nervous she felt in the moment of speaking to the public. Her fears gives a sense that the event is very important as she is speaking to a large population and tv as she was receiving the Nobel peach prize.

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In the memoir "I am Malala" by Malala Yousafzao she uses the metaphor "My mouth was as dry as dust". This translates to her fear of public speaking which makes sense in this situation as she is winning the Nobel Peace Prize and has to speak to a large population on live tv.

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In the memoir, "I am Malala," a metaphor that can be used is, "And I knew in that instant that it wasn’t me, Malala, speaking; my voice was the voice of so many others who wanted to speak but couldn’t. This is significant because it indicates that Malala Yousafzai doesn't just think about her own beliefs, she also recognizes those who don't have the chance to speak about what they believe in.

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In the memoir, ¨Becoming¨ by Michelle Obama the author uses metaphors to signify the importance of learning the piano for the first time. For instance, Obama uses the metaphor describing ¨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¨ (Obama 8-9). Through this metaphor, Obama is able to display how nerve-racking mastering an unfamiliar task was for her as a child, not viewing the old keys as a symbol of hard work but as an obstacle to tackle.

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In the memoir "the glass castle", one metaphor that is used is "Frozen with fear". By using this metaphor, the author, Jeanette Walls, highlights exactly how she feels when her dress is caught on fire. By admiring her fear she is showing how in that situation she couldn't react because she couldn't even process what was happening, she just knew her dress that her grandmother gave her was burned, symbolizing how maybe her life went downhill with this event.

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"My mouth was as dry as dust. I was anxious, as I often was before interviews" This metaphor from the memoir "I Am Malala" describes how Malala felt as her turn was approaching to speak. She had faced much opposition before in her life, even being shot by the Taliban, but she continued to speak her message, as she was strong in her views of education.

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The tone created by the author is a Reminiscent tone. She shows this tone by reminiscing on her past experiences with interviews and speeches to fuel her current feelings. She also remembers her past home life, where she would escape to her bathroom from her chaotic home life to look into the mirror and see herself in front of hundreds of people, until her mom dragged her back to reality.

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I believe that the rest of the memoir will cover more of her past experiences in her home and professional life, and how they relate to her person now. She will also most likely also say how she passed her tough parts in life and how overcoming them changed her life for the better.

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The main issue of this memoir is the deprived rights of women. Malala grew up in Pakistan and throughout her upbringing she faced her rights being tested. The Taliban of Pakistan wanted to suppress women rights and as Malala was more outspoken, the more hostile the Taliban were to her. Therefore, Malala wants to express her feelings, thoughts, and ideas about the importance and growth of women rights.

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After reading an excerpt of Michelle Obama´s memoir ¨Becoming¨, I anticipate that the rest of the memoir will cover how she managed to overcome the obstacle of learning piano which only led to an overall idea of how she managed to persevere through more difficult experiences in her lifetime. This would include her high school experience through her success which she continued as the first lady.

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In the memoir "I Am Malala" by Malala Yousafzai who used "Microphones made me feel as if I were speaking to the whole world." to signify that as long as she can speak people will listen. This is why when ever she would look in a mirror and give speeches to herself she didn't see herself, rather she saw hundreds of people listening.

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The rest of the memoir may cover what Malala experienced as a child and how that affected her world view growing up. The hardships she had as a child must have changed her view on female rights, so by her accounting her past, it gives us a view into her world.

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In the memoir, ¨Becoming¨ by Michelle Obama, the main conflict surrounded the task of finally being able to take her first piano lesson after observing kids play for what felt like an eternity at the age of 4. In other words, this reflects how Michelle Obama had always been a woman of curiosity who tackles obstacles even if it seems daunting or if a person is discouraging , in this scenario it was Robbie, her piano instructor.

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The main conflict that Malala faces was the oppression of women across the world. She faced this oppression when she was shot as a young girl. The expansion of female education and rights is what she strives for and what she achieved the Nobel Peace Prize for.

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Malala's descriptions in her memoir create an inspiring tone. Malala expresses that she began to give speeches in front of the mirror because she "saw hundreds of people listening" to her words. Malala knows that anytime she speaks out there are people who are listening to her that don't necessarily have a platform to speak out like she does.

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Malala Yousafzai descriptions creates a inspiring tone. She recognizes how her voice isn't just hers, it's the voice of all the people who wanted to speak but couldn't. This creates an inspiring tone because she knows she's not alone when she speaks; she represents the people who couldn't speak.

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In Malala Yousafzia's memroir, I am Malala, the main conflict at hand is the regression of women's rights in Pakistan and how she and millions of other Pakistani women have been affected by it.

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A metaphor from "The Glass Castle" by Jeannette Walls states, "Frozen with fear" to display her emotions and what she was going through once she realized her dress was caught on fire. By the use of this metaphor, the audience can infer that the authors mind was blank with fear especially since she experience this memory at such a young age.

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Shown on the memoir "I am Malala" By Malala Yousafzai, it contains a metaphor that states " My mouth was as dry as dust". The metaphor is representing how much Malala was on making a public Speech. This metaphor is important to Malala's life as she had been speaking to a large audience on making rights for girls education.

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The tone created by Malala is optimistic. She creates an optimistic tone for the education system for females and for the future. She is optimistic for the future of women rights and for her own for the future. She is optimistic for her own future as she has picked up a “habit” of giving speeches allowing her to become a powerful speaker in the future.

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In Malala Yousafzia's memroir, I am Malala, the rest of the memoir will cover how Malala was affected by the actions the Taliban and the regression of women's rights.

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In Malala Yousafzia's memroir, I am Malala, she utilizes the metaphor "my mouth was as dry as dust" when referring to being about to speak to global television. In using this metaphor Yousafzia reveals her feelings of being lost for words on the actions against women's rights in Pakistan. Due to this, it can be inferred that this particular event was very meaningful to her as shown by how one would normally feel being put on the spot such as her.

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The tone created by Malala is hopeful. She is hopeful for the education system that is continued especially for women since they didn't have the same rights as men did. She then give more hope for women to follow their dreams as believing they can pursue their own dreams with their own rights.

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The rest of the memoir will cover Malala's past experiences that she had to overcome. It will cover her courageous life where she fought threw the adversity that many people succumbed to.

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In Jeannette Walls' memoir, "The Glass Castle", she discusses an event she experienced when she was 3 about how her dress caught on fire while she was cooking. The rest of the memoir might cover how she overcame that moment at such a young age which could lead her to build up resilience in the future.

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Malala Yousafzai's descriptions create an inspirational tone because she mentions how nervous she felt before speaking in front of people, however she was able to overcome her fears once she started speaking about her beliefs. This inspires people to have courage if they want to speak about their beliefs.

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I anticipate that the rest of the memoir will cover Malala's personal struggles during her childhood education and her life in the worldwide public eye while advocating for better education for women.

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During the memoir on Malala, she is able to create a motivating and inspirational tone. Malala used to practice speeches so she wouldnt get as nervous as she would usually get, not only that she has has to brave enough to be able to speak in front of the audience because she has other people in the world that can relate. Some girls in the world arent able to have the right to gain education and are afraid to speak out so Malala is also speaking out for them.

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In Jeannette Walls' memoir, "The Glass Castle", the main issue is her life at home due to her family's poverty and how she overcame said obstacle.

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In Malala Yousafzia's memroir, I am Malala, a motivational and defiant tone is created by her descriptions. Yousafzia describes how "We are afraid of no one, and we will continue our education. This is our dream.", emphasizing her and millions of other Pakistani women's stance on the loss of women's rights. This statement creates a defiant and motivational tone as here Yousafzia speaks indirectly to the people depriving women of their rights claiming that whatever they do will not stop them from doing things such as continuing their education.

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The main conflict in this memoir is the restriction on women's education and women's rights as a whole. Malala has spent years speaking out in support of the advancement of women's education and rights despite the threats and hardships she has experienced.

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The main topic in "I am Malala" is that education is a human right that should never be taken away. She fought against the suppression of children and young people and for the right of all children to education.

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The rest of Malala memoir it will continue to talk about Malala's past experiences. Not only that but on how she was able to overcome those challenges and being able to speak out. The affect of Malala speaking out and being able to change the rights of women's education.

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The main issue of Malala's memoir is the disadvantages to women and their rights. Many women don't have access to education compared to men and many wanted to get the same opportunity that they were missing out on. This resulted in Malala being the speaker for the women to help them gain rights that they deserve .

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Malala states “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.” This metaphor gives people to anticipate improvement in womens rights and education for women. Her words are spread and planted like seeds amongst many citizens and people allowing people to be like her and make changes in woman rights and education. It gives hope to many.

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The main conflict that was happening in Malala's life was the rights that women had in their education. Even though many people went against her because of traditions that didnt stop her but instead encouraged her. Malala spent many years just to be able to get the right for education.

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The main issues and conflict of Malala’s memoir is the suppression of women’s rights. This is due to women struggling with women's education and how they have began losing rights where Malala was from. As a result Malala served to speak for these oppressed women and try to make a change for herself and them.

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By the author's descriptions, the tone that Michelle Obama uses is a lighthearted tone. She describes the time she learned how to play piano and all the memories she had with her piano teacher.

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The rest of the memoir will cover how Michelle Obama's piano teacher inspired her to work hard for what she wants. She will then go on to how she graduated from law school and then became the First Lady of the United States.

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The main topic of this memoir is to work hard for things you want in life. Just like Michelle Obama, you have to never give up on the dreams you want to achieve.

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A metaphor from "Becoming" by Michelle Obama, states "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 shows where Michelle wants her piano to look like. She wants to follow her dream and play the piano so much that her piano would look just her teacher's.

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The rest of the memoir will cover her experiences when she was younger and how it modeled her to how she is now. The difficulties of being a woman was exposed to her whole life and also the difficulties that came along changeling peoples minds.

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Through Jeanette Wall's descriptions her tone sounds both apathetic and reminiscent. When she speaks of her memories, she's neutral; wanting to not show any or all emotion. She has no fondness nor any sadness or anger. She wishes for her fellow readers to comprehend that though the situation may have been a bad one, she remembers it vividly but doesn't have much to say on it, she wants her readers to perceive their own opinion on what she lived through.

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The memoir "the glass castle" was vague with it's excerpt, but with the tone and symbolism provided, i believe it will speak on the rest of Jeanette Wall's life and how it went into a downward spiral of awful events and how ultimately she came out on top, despite every odd being against her. It started off with a bad experience, it'll most likely end with her best memories.

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In the excerpt of Jeanette Wall's, "the glass castle", her main issue is the fact as a young girl, the dress gifted to her by her grandmother, caught on fire. However, the main conflict or issue of her actual memoir, will be how her and her family tackled both poverty and homelessness. And how she managed all her struggles.

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When describing the moment she was going to appear on international television, Malala Yousafzia uses the metaphor "my mouth was as dry as dust" in her memoir, I Am Malala. Yousafzia expresses her inability to express her feelings regarding the violations of women's rights in Pakistan by utilizing this metaphor. Because of this, it may be assumed that she held a lot of significance for this particular event as evidenced by the way she responded when put in her uncomfortable position.

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Malala is able to set a positive and uplifted tone throughout her memoir. Malala used to practice her speeches so she wouldn't feel as anxious as she usually would. In addition, she had to have the courage to speak in front of an audience because there are others in the world who could relate to what she was saying. Malala is also speaking up on their behalf because other girls around the world are unable to pursue their right to an education and are too terrified to speak up.

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The remaining works of Malala's memoir will be focused to her prior difficulties. It will talk about how she lived a tough life, persevering through hardships that many others gave up on.

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The denial of women's rights is the subject of Malala's memoir. This has such significance because of how many women desired to learn and how hard it was for them to get an education. As a result, Malala spoke for the repressed women and assisted in securing for them the same rights that Malala had.