https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei Made with love en-us 2018-09-28 15:00:02 UTC 2026-02-03 17:50:54 UTC hello@padlet.com devin_bunners15 https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei/wish/286992400 1. Unwind: Use specific details to put a clear image in the readers head.
2. A Walk In The Woods: Maintain your personality throughout telling your own story. Stay true to yourself and don't become fake.
3. Hunger Games: Create a connection with the reader to make them more invested.
4. American Born Chinese: Using dialogue with pictures can tell just as much as, if not more than, a long story.
5. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: Introduce red herrings to the reader throughout the book to foreshadow the ending. ]]> 2018-09-28 15:00:52 UTC https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei/wish/286992400 devin_bunners15 https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei/wish/286992474 1. Harry Potter: Imagery and humor are good ways to tell a story.
2. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Not all books had to be written in lines of writing, they can be in comic format instead.
3. Captain Underpants: Humor can be a key part to develop a story.
4. Unwind: Imagery can be a a successful way to develop a setting.
5. Magic Tree House: History can be used to create a more fictional environment.]]> 2018-09-28 15:01:02 UTC https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei/wish/286992474 devin_bunners15 https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei/wish/286992984 Ethos - Establishes the authors credibility. Creates connections with the audience.
Logos- Using facts about a certain subject
Pathos - Aims for the emotions of the readers/viewers.

Speaker - Not just the person speaking but also things such as what they sound like, the setting they're in, and their profession.

Audience - The audience is the group of people that the commercial or article was intended for.

Message(s)-
Explicit - Straight forward and in your face
Implicit- The deeper meaning of an advertisement or article.]]> 2018-09-28 15:02:05 UTC https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei/wish/286992984 devin_bunners15 https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei/wish/286993144 1. Stay true to yourself
2. You must read more to be able to write better]]> 2018-09-28 15:02:27 UTC https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei/wish/286993144 devin_bunners15 https://padlet.com/devin_bunners15/82e2wqnzm4ei/wish/289182362 1. Emotion reflected in a passage (+, -, neutral)
2. Attitude of the writer/speaker toward a subject or audience
3. Conveyed through choice of words (diction) or viewpoint of the writer on a subject.
4. Emotion/attitude toward the subject which the author feels & tries to express.

Think of tone on a spectrum (in shades/gradient) -- nailing precise word on that spectrum (acknowledge slight difference) in connotation or meaning. *Key for Rhetorical Analysis*

Goal = Finding an accurate ton word

Writers use: Diction, Choice of Detail, Syntax, Imagery


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