https://padlet.com/nhobbs2024/n5fy4oyq0ytek7fs Made with the strength to succeed en-us 2020-11-09 22:06:11 UTC 2025-09-25 13:09:54 UTC hello@padlet.com Nhobbs2024 https://padlet.com/nhobbs2024/n5fy4oyq0ytek7fs/wish/918558090 Comparison of Purposes 

The overall purposes of Elie Wisel’s story was to inspire his audience to go out into the world and to make it a better place by treating everyone with equality and respect, every human life should be celebrated not destroyed.  In Elie Wisel’s story he says, “ And therefore I say it to  you: When you are now going into a world which is hounded, obsessed with so much  violence, often so much despair — when you enter this world and you say the world is  not good today, good! Correct it!” He wants his audience to go out into the world with more knowledge than they came in with and correct the world.  In Wes Moore’s speech he encourages his audience that no matter how tough life gets you can always overcome your struggles.  In his speech he says, “We live our lives, every single day, so that, when that conversation happens, there’s is only one thing that needs to be said to us, which is, “Job well done.”]]> 2020-11-12 21:27:07 UTC https://padlet.com/nhobbs2024/n5fy4oyq0ytek7fs/wish/918558090 Nhobbs2024 https://padlet.com/nhobbs2024/n5fy4oyq0ytek7fs/wish/918559072 Comparison of Tones 
The tone from Elie Wisel’s speech is inspirational because he inspires his audience by telling them to change the world and respect all human life.
The tone from Wes Moore’s speech is informative because he explains why if you are struggling in a situation that you can overcome it despite any challenge that are thrown at you.

]]> 2020-11-12 21:27:29 UTC https://padlet.com/nhobbs2024/n5fy4oyq0ytek7fs/wish/918559072 janderson20243 https://padlet.com/nhobbs2024/n5fy4oyq0ytek7fs/wish/918605858 “John was knocked out when he was driving. When John came to his right, and he saw his best friend dying next to him.” The author reminds the audience of a sad experience by informing them about the experiment of being in the armed forces. Two of Wes’ friends, John and Dale, were involved in an incident in which they got blown by an IED bomb.  Dale was saved by the medics but he lost his legs. John had a brain injury called PTSD, and after had suicidal thought .]]> 2020-11-12 21:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/nhobbs2024/n5fy4oyq0ytek7fs/wish/918605858 Nhobbs2024 https://padlet.com/nhobbs2024/n5fy4oyq0ytek7fs/wish/918647304 Strongest Appeals 
Elie Wisel 
The strongest appeal and the most effective in Elie Wisel’s speech was Logos.  He used personal experiences to motivate and show his audience why the world needs changing.  Elie Wisel says in his speech, “And today, fanaticism has reached an even lower point in its development: the fanatic  who becomes a suicide murderer. That is a kind of atomic bomb. A suicide murderer who  becomes himself, and, in some cases, herself, a weapon! They do not want simply to die.  For that, they could simply jump into the ocean. They want to kill innocent people  mainly, including children, and therefore that is an option that you must resist in your  own life.”  He persuades his audience by using strong and heavy language and making connections to his personal life and experiences.  He shows his audience that all human life should be celebrated and wants the graduating class to change the world.  

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