How does the author's word choice convey his/her point of view? Select two details from the text to support your answer. by Jessica Starrett

Devon Harper

2016-01-05 18:38:24 UTC

The author conveys their point of view when they bring up how the families will not be able to go to the "light at the tunnel" for the family.

Greta Yu

2016-01-05 18:38:30 UTC

The author conveys his point of view through words like "angry" and "magical" . The author also says "However, recently, that “magical” reputation has been tarnished by the news of the end of the “Guest Assistance” Card Programs. I am writing this letter to implore you to reinstate this invaluable program".

Nate

4804121689 — 2016-01-05 18:38:30 UTC

They start off by referencing the magical feeling given by Disney parks, he then phrases the word again but in quotations this time showing that the feeling is now different. He says that Disney's claim is "simply not true" showing that the author believes they are being too brash.

Genni👌

2016-01-05 18:38:42 UTC

"that 'magical' reputation has been tarnished by the news of the end of the 'Guest Assistance' Card Programs."

"I am writing this letter to implore you to reinstate this invaluable program."

The author's word choice makes it clear that their point of view on the matter is that they want the Guest Assistance to come back. While this is the obvious point of view, their words make it sound imperative for Disney to make the decision to bring back the magic for disabled children.

Kimberlyyyy

2016-01-05 18:38:42 UTC

He uses "outraged" in the first paragraph "I should begin by admitting that when I first saw the news stories where undercover reporters were able to higher “disabled” tour guides to skip ahead of honest patrons I was outraged."

Yovani

2016-01-05 18:38:46 UTC

the author word choice convey his point of view by "Many people will argue that the program’s benefits for the truly disabled families are outweighed by the negative effects caused by abuse of the program"

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4801772091 — 2016-01-05 18:38:49 UTC

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4804119150 — 2016-01-05 18:38:49 UTC

Julian

2016-01-05 18:38:56 UTC

An example from the letter on how the author conveys their POV is when they is use rhetoric in the form of logos and pathos by first of all stating that it is unjustifiable and wrong to punish all of those who may not have done any wrong in the first place, then says that many of those disabled don't have the capacity to conform to the rules to be set in place and convey to the reader the unfortunate situation this places them in not being able to enjoy a disabled-friendly theme park which Disney is known for being.

Jenna

4801776877 — 2016-01-05 18:38:56 UTC

The author conveys his point of view using "magical". He states that the magic reputation of Disney has been tarnished by the news of the end of the “Guest Assistance” Card Programs.

Matthew

2016-01-05 18:38:59 UTC

The author's word choice conveys his point of view by saying that Disney's magical name has been ruined when they decided to get rid of the Guest Assistance Card. He says that it is wrong to do that and take away the privileges of those who are actually disabled.

Diana

2016-01-05 18:39:03 UTC

The author uses the word unfortunate to convey their pov, and explains that Disney banning the use of disabled passes is unfortunate to the people that need it.

MEREDITH SCHOOLEYYYYYY

2016-01-05 18:39:04 UTC

"Many people will argue that the program’s benefits for the truly disabled families are outweighed by the negative effects caused by abuse of the program. This, however, is simply not true"

He is stating the counterclaim and counter arguing it to prove his point. He is also using reliable resources by saying what other people are thinking.

Leidys

2016-01-05 18:39:06 UTC

It shapes the argument. It makes it stronger depending on the words and technics you use "This, however, is simply not true. According to the article, “Disney Policy Targeting Faux Disabled Punishes Truly Disabled Kids” by Jason Garcia of the Orlando Sentinel" he proving something by using other resources. "Many families will be unable to visit the parks at all if the program ends." Hes using logos.

Lali Sanchez

2016-01-05 18:39:10 UTC

The author conveys his Point of view by describing his emotions and giving information of the situation to help prove his point "Many people will argue that the program’s benefits for the truly disabled families are outweighed by the negative effects caused by abuse of the program"

Emmanuel Zuluaga

4804119150 — 2016-01-05 18:39:11 UTC

Albaliz Pacheco

2016-01-05 18:39:13 UTC

The author uses pathos to get his point of view by trying to make Disney feel bad by saying things like " Disney Parks have always been a magical escape for families. Many children have fond memories of a trip to one of the Disney theme parks." Which pin points Disney for basically ruining children's "fond memories".

JAKE JOSEPH

2016-01-05 18:39:23 UTC

He uses Irony by saying how Disney, "Magical" reputation is terrible because they removed the Guest Assistance Card. He also uses Logos by saying "exaggerate" to provide evidence that the policy change was not needed.

Chantelle Truesdell

2016-01-05 18:39:41 UTC

The author addresses other people who use the program saying the majority is abusing the program

Brandon Gonzalez

2016-01-05 18:40:16 UTC

He brings up how taking away the pass and the privileges is bringing more trouble to the families that have true problems. " Many families will be unable to visit the parks at all if the program ends". "Unfortunately, if Disney ends their Guest Assistance Card Program they will be on par with other theme parks which offer very little assistance to the disabled"

Keith is

2016-01-05 18:40:27 UTC

The author uses the Logos and pathos technique to convey their POV. For example he was angry that people were able to hire disabled people to skip the lines. He was angry, In the first paragraph he says that " My first reaction was anger that this fraud was occurring

Emmanuel Zuluaga

4804119150 — 2016-01-05 18:40:33 UTC

The author of this letter uses words such as "Disney Guest Assistance Card Program" over and over again to shed some light on the situation or to at least make the problem notes, making this an example of repetition. Also the author uses words such as "I’d, I" to show ethos.

Elizabeth

2016-01-05 18:40:40 UTC

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Katie

4801769052 — 2016-01-05 18:41:27 UTC

The author uses a lot of word choice to convey their point of view. They use the word "magical" in the first paragraph to be ironic, since this new rule makes many peoples visits anything but magical.

Loreine

2016-01-05 18:42:12 UTC

the author conveys his point of view by using logos for information about disney. pathos to make the audience feel bad. also word choice like "magical" like the feeling people get when they go to the parks. and "angry" to convey the authors feeling about this situation.

Isabela

2016-01-05 18:47:29 UTC

"My first reaction was anger that this fraud was occurring."

By using the word "anger" he makes the audience more concerned, and it helps the argument

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