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speaker : Historian from the Victorian Era
occasion: teaching this lesson to his history class most likely
Audience: His students

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Speaker: The philosopher is the speaker in this passage
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Purpose: He is outlining to different things; first, you see this one as a drama, second, connecting to the people. These two things show how we can set history
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The speaker of this story is a british noblemant who served in the government of queen victoria late in the 19th century.
The occasion of this text is some sort of speech.
The audience is a crowd of people to which he is presenting this speech, likely loyals of the queen in Britain.
The purpose of this text is to expose how history is not just some "barren" land which creates laws for the future, instead, we can build off the past to see in the future, but shouldn't. We can choose to have a different perspective so that we don't just mosey on through the river of the future, but rather how to be entertained because of it.
The subject is history in and of itself.
The tone of this is quite open, meaning, he looks to a very optimistic, ideal.

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The speaker is the same one from passage one.
The occasion: The speaker is explaining his thoughts on government and history.
I do not believe there is a specific audience. The purpose of this passage is to reveal the speaker's inner thoughts.

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Speaker: The speaker seems to be a Victorian historian, interested in popularizing the practice of history. He has a vested interest in making historical texts engaging.
Occasion: The occasion might be an introduction to a historical text or perhaps an exegesis written to instruct fellow historians.
Audience: I think the audience the speaker has in mind here are writers and potentially historians: someone who has a vested interest in history.
Purpose: He outlines two specific methods to develop historical texts into

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Speaker: The pilot. We can think of him as an Englishman.
Occasion: He is flying from Abingdon, England.
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Tone: The amazement of flight

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Speaker: Male pilot

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Speaker: A pilot
Occasion: It's 1942 on a plane in the dark night of Britain. The pilot is thinking about what's around him and he's observing what he sees.
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Tone: The tone is awe.

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Speaker: A pilot

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Speaker: The pilot is the speaker. "Being alone in an aeroplane even for so short a time as a night and a day, with nothing to observe but your instruments and your hands..."
Occasion: The pilot is flying away from the airport in Abingdon, England
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Speaker: An English pilot
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The speaker of this text is a pilot. Most likely male and english, or at least not american. The reason I say this is because the word airplane is spelled aeroplane and in the 20th century there weren't very many female pilots, statistically.
The occasion here is most likely the earlier 19th century because this was published in 1942. Additionally,  since there are cameras, this is more than likely a first event of flying for England or this specific narrator.
The speaker doesn't necessarily address one specific audience,  but there is a clear assumption that the people understand the general context of this event.
A memoir's purpose is to remember and reflect upon a specific event, meanwhile letting other people into such an intimate moment between yourself and the sky in this case.
The subject is the first takeoff of a plane from this specific pilot and the feeling that one might have and the message behind what those feelings are surrounding.

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Speaker: An English pilot in the 20th century.
Occasion: He is flying a large distance from Abingdon, England.
Audience: Anyone who reads his memoir.

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Speaker: The pilot. He may be from England.
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The speaker is the pilot. He compares loneliness to meditation because its something you do that benefits you, but it is an independent task.

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The Speaker: is an observant pilot that seems to question everything he does and is thoughtful.

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Purpose: Shifting history. Also to
Tone: The tone of this passage is dissent.

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The subject is history, and how to make it interesting and meaningful.

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Occasion: Deep in thought
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Speaker: philosopher; questions politics and human whereabouts and sociological paths of sorts.

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Speaker: The speaker is a British nobleman who worked within the government in Victoria. He is most likely a historian.
Occasion: This is most likely being told to those in the government that teach.
Audience: There was no line given showing exactly who is in the audience however we can assume that the audince is within the government due to where the speaker works and based on his diction and voice.
Purpose: To show how history can be less barren if we focus on the specifics within the study of the past.
Tone: The speaker is talking with a passionate tone and sounds as if ths is very personal, showing how important this speech may be.

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Speaker: The speaker in this passage is a pilot,
Occasion: An airport in England.
Audience: The audience is unknown.
Purpose: The purpose is to show his ideas about how he is against physics.
Subject: The subject is the fear of accepting a reality that exists.
Tone: The tone of this text is easy to recognize. Astonished will be the tone of this reading.

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Speaker (q.3) : The speaker is a british noble man, from that I can infer he is educated and wealthy. He also deeply appreciated history and thinks that more people in power should use events from the past to aid them is present decision making.
Occasion (q.2): I will infer that this is being spoken as a speech of some sort, probably towards a committee or government branch of some sort. He is tying to persuade them.
Audience (q.2) : he does not mention an audience but the formal tone and persuasive qualities conclude a speech of some kind.
Purpose (q.2) : i am assuming his goal was to change some people's minds, especially those people in power,  to take up historical analysis and  use that knowledge to their own power.

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speaker 1: The speaker can only be assumed to be a pilot, due to his comments about the environment around him.
occasion 1: The speaker is currently flying a plane and thinking about it.
audience 2: The speaker does not specify the audience.
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A calm and meditative tone is placed into the text. The pilot feels safe and relief when he flying up in a plane.

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speaker: the speaker is a pilot that is taking in and describing his observations of the outside.
occasion: the pilot is currently flying over Abingdon, England and moving past Wales and the Irish sea.
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speaker: pilot, thinking about the beauty in flying
occasion: above ireland, airport in england
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purpose: to expose his thoughts into the world
subject: the idea of fear and beauty in "escaping"
tone: philosophical, serene because the pilot is thinking about the deeper meaning in being a pilot.

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Speaker:  The speaker is a pilot.
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The tone is calm and relaxed in this passage. The author uses this poetry to, convey this trust towards the flight. The speaker is the pilot, who is currently flying over Ireland. He passes this expectation of fear, where he leaves land.

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Speaker: The point of view is expressed by a speaker who has observed people many people in his life. Occasion: He or she, was on a flight to a destination in Europe.
Audience: The

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Speaker:pilot
Occasion It is 1942, on a plane, its dark night in the Britain. The pilot is observing his surroundings and thinking.
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Speaker: The speaker in this passage is a pilot, who is very observant.
Occasion: An airport in England.
Audience: The audience is not defined in this passage. Although it can be anybody.
Purpose: The purpose is basically to show his thoughts about how he is against physics.
Subject: The subject is not directly introduced, but as we read through the text the subject comes to sight, and is the fear of accepting a reality that exists.
Tone: The tone of this text is easy to recognize. Astonished will be the tone of this reading.

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The speaker is the pilot. They can see around then so they are observant and aare of everything.  The occasion is at night and not modern so it must have been soon after planes were invented.  The purpose is to show us what the new reality is and what we thought was never going to happens is happening.

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Speaker: The speaker is assumed to be a pilot due to the speaker claiming to be "over southern Ireland".

Occasion: This is in the early stages of creating a successful airplane, this is shown when the speaker sounds unsure while talking of how the plane is flying.

Audience: The audience is most likely anyone willing to read what he is saying, this idea is caused by the speaker sounding very hopeful and descriptive.

Purpose: The purpose of this writing is to show the "escape" of being within the plane against the laws of physics. The speaker often talkes of how logically it does not make sense for him to be flying.

Subject: The ideas of people going against physics are mainly talked about within this text, they are described and specified as the text goes on.

Tone: The tone of the speaker is seen to be disbelief and awe, the speaker doesn't quite seem to know how to talk about the phenomenon that is occuring currently.

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Speaker:The speaker is a pilot who is observing the ground below him as he flies over Ireland.
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Speaker: The speaker in this story is a pilot who is very accustomed to the outside world.
Occasion: The pilot is flying over England and the countries nearby. The author seems to be looking very deeply at the things going on around him.
Audience: He expects the audience to look at themselves after this reading and do what the pilot is doing in the story.
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The author uses a narration of his thoughts to convey his purpose which is to show that loneliness is not something to fear but something that can be considered enlightening such as meditation

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Speaker: The speaker is a pilot, considering a "night and a day" isn't a long plane ride, I think they are an early pilot.
Occasion: This is near the invention of the airplane. It takes place in England/Ireland.
Audience: The speaker doesn't specify and audience in htis piece.
Purpose: The purpose is to show that what you have faith in may not be all you can  trust.
Subject: The reader has to infer that the subject has to do with breaking boundries.

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Speaker(q.2): The speaker is a pilot who seems to be very observant off other people and of the world around them. They seem to be very obvervant and nostalgic.
Occasion(q.1); The pilot is flyinh over British Isles in 1942. They are alond and they are reflecting on life and physics and just everything.
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Tone(q.1): The tone of this passage seems very lonely.

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We assume that the speaker is a pilot because there are times when the speaker talks about flying over head and seeing the land and cities.

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Speaker(q.2): A pilot who seems to be very self reflective but also very observative of the outside world. They seem to be sensitive of others and also of themselves.
Occasion(q.1): The pilot is flying over the British Isles and it is dark at night, in 1942. They are alone on a lonely night, finding themselves and seriously self reflecting.
Audience(q.2): They don't but imply that the audience is a bit educated so they can not only understand the text but make the choice to self reflect after reading this. They do not specifically say what their audience is, but they don't seem to care, but make it seem like they have care for the readers.
Purpose(q.2): The message is that it is useful to lose that security, the mundane tasks that keep you occupied from not thinking of yourself. It is pushing and urging you to go against your natural tendencies.
Subject(q.3): The subject in this passages is hard to pin down. It, perhaps, could be yourself, and the reflection of yours

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In the first passage the author is trying to convey that people dont want to be alone and know their self but they know everyone else better then themselves. In the second is to convey the idea of a long journey and leaving things behind. This happened in the 19th century so it's not a long time ago but no recent either. The purpose of this is to tell us that we need to look around and to see what is going on around us and we need to look to the futures but remember the past.