https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox en-us 2023-09-17 18:32:09 UTC 2023-10-16 22:56:57 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708708241 The eulogy was spoken to a crowd of a few hundred and was designed for close family and friends. The 911 speech was written for the world to help unify them against terror.]]> 2023-09-18 12:23:07 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708708241 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708711914 In the eulogy he reflects back on his father and his life. He also uses humor in it which the 9/11 he does not]]> 2023-09-18 12:25:27 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708711914 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708712400 The eulogy was focused on the good memories of H.W. Bush, and portrayed him as a human while using humor, reminiscing to the times he acted as a normal human despite his rare circumstances. ]]> 2023-09-18 12:25:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708712400 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708731054 Even though both texts are centered around tragedies, the eulogy uses humor and stories about the life of the former President as a way to humanize him, while the 9/11 address is reassurance for Americans who were influenced by the tragedy. ]]> 2023-09-18 12:37:16 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708731054 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708738170 Within the eulogy, George W. Bush uses uplifting words to bring together friends and family in mourning and show how much that his father will be missed by many. Whereas in the 9/11 address he uses uplifting words to bring unity to the whole American community in a bad situation and show that we will stand together against the terrorists and the people who were responsible.]]> 2023-09-18 12:41:27 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708738170 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708950377 The speech about 9/11 was directed toward the nation, a larger audience, and the eulogy speech was directed towards a group of relatives and friends, a smaller audience.]]> 2023-09-18 14:31:29 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2708950377 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709137066 In the 911 speech it is directed towards the nation, while in the eulogy it is more personal. You also see that even though they are both emotional there is more empowerment and hope behind the 911 speech because the purpose is to unite the nation.]]> 2023-09-18 16:12:11 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709137066 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709139366 The Eulogy has a more hopeful tone with uplifting words and memories among friends, where as the 9/11 address is meant to reassure a panicked public that something will be done about this tragic event ]]> 2023-09-18 16:13:39 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709139366 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709144435 In the 9/11 address, Bush speaks as a leader trying to help America the awful terrorist attacks. Bush tries to uplift a nation in a time of struggle. Whereas in the Eulogy, Bush speaks as a son, celebrating his fathers life, while also mourning his loss. Bush speaks from a different perspective in both pieces.]]> 2023-09-18 16:16:44 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709144435 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709148993 The main difference between the two texts lies in the audiences that they were written for. The 9/11 address was written to reassure a terrified public and George W. Bush speaks as The President of the United States while in the Eulogy for his father, Bush speaks as a son and makes jokes. The Eulogy was not meant for the public and because of this it is very personal and not as serious as the 9/11 address. ]]> 2023-09-18 16:19:40 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709148993 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709151440 A difference between the two texts is the persona that George W. Bush expresses. In the Eulogy he is in the role of a grieving son, he is driven with compassion and love for his late father, and he addresses the audience as equals. Compared to the role of president, he was more assertive and empathetic, however he addresses the public in a higher position than the citizens. ]]> 2023-09-18 16:21:08 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709151440 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709162992 In the 9/11 address, Bush puts on a strong and professional persona. His attitude is tactical and organized, and clearly meant to reassure American citizens and seek revenge for the damage done on his nation. However, in his fathers eulogy, he puts on a personal and  grieving persona, which humanizes him and his father. His attitude is mature and comforting, which is meant to comfort those mourning with him, and leave a positive legacy for his father, whom he looked up to and adored.]]> 2023-09-18 16:27:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709162992 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709167021 One of the differences between these two speeches is the audience whom they were written and spoken for. For example, in Bush's 9/11 speech, he was speaking to the millions of Americans distraught in a panic following the attack on the towers; where as for the eulogy, he was speaking to a much smaller crowd of United States government workers whom his father knew. ]]> 2023-09-18 16:30:20 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709167021 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709168632 In the 9/11 address, George W. Bush speaks in a way that is very direct, and comforting, while simultaneously sending a stern message towards the terrorist groups by stating America's resistance against atrocities of this type. Meanwhile in the eulogy Bush is comforting in a way that he uses comedy, to ease the audience, while trying to also disburse the feelings that he had for his father, and wanting others to understand the type of "Great" man he was.]]> 2023-09-18 16:31:22 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709168632 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709177359 In the 9/11 address, George W. Bush is resisting against the idea of terrorism and uses more of a strong tone. In his fathers eulogy he is accepting of death and celebrating his fathers life while using a more somber tone.]]> 2023-09-18 16:36:52 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709177359 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709178416 A major difference between the two texts is the audience the speech's are directed to, which causes a shift in Bush's persona. Although in both cases Bush is speaking to the whole country, the circumstances differ. In the 9/11 address Bush's main audience is a shocked and confused American public, seeking reassurance and guidance after the tragic attacks on the twin towers. His father's Eulogy speech also addresses the American public, but Bush's persona is much more personal as he speaks as a grieving son, reflecting upon the influence his father had on him, and also the impact he left on American history as a president. ]]> 2023-09-18 16:37:34 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709178416 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709230074 Although these texts are very similar there are some differences including use of Tone. In the Eulogy the tone of the passage was more positive and expressed a lot of good descriptive lines like "He was a genuinely optimistic man, and that optimism guided his children and made each of us believe that anything was possible". This passage is slightly different compared to the 9/11 address in terms of tone. In the 9/11 address it focused on reassuring the country of the events that had happened. Aswell he addresses what they are going to do going forward. What was mentioned in the text was "These acts shattered steel but they cannot dent the steel of America resolve". That is one of many great examples showing that the speaker uses a passionate but comforting tone. Overall these two passages reflect different tones with the same sort of purpose. ]]> 2023-09-18 17:08:11 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709230074 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709236387 In the 9/11 Address, Bush takes his role as president very seriously. He is assuring the United States country and citizens that all will be in order and that the government has a highly skilled team on hand to help recover from the horrible actions of the terrorists. He is stern in action, reassuring and kind to all the people. In his Eulogy, Bush has a more solemn tone. He cracks jokes, bringing light onto the situation of his father's death, and commends him for being a great leader, president and father. ]]> 2023-09-18 17:12:02 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709236387 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709237864 Though they were similar, a major difference in the two texts would be that the tone in the eulogy is much more celebratory than the 9/11 address. Both are about devastating events, however the eulogy is much more of a celebration of life, while the 9/11 address is a much more, almost revengeful, and powerful speech.]]> 2023-09-18 17:12:56 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709237864 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709246058 In the eulogy, George W. Bush has a more lighthearted tone. Even though both speeches were addressed to a grieving nation and he is comforting in both works, he approaches them differently. He uses the eulogy to speak in a warmer, more humorous and reflective way. In the 9/11 Address, however, he speaks in a stronger, slightly intimidating way, to foster comfort in a manner that displays the country's strength.]]> 2023-09-18 17:18:12 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709246058 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709249139 In the eulogy, Bush's purpose is to memorialize his father and speak about his life in the past because the majority of the US did not know his father as a person. However, in the 9/11 speech, he doesn't speak as much about the things that had happened because most of the audience already knew about the attacks, so instead he focused on how the nation was going to move forward.]]> 2023-09-18 17:20:06 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709249139 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709254030 Though a positive tone could be identified throughout both texts, a large difference between the two is the fact that in the 9/11 address, Bush speaks to his audience as their President and Commander-in-chief, while in the Eulogy for his father, he speaks to the attendees as a son who is mourning the loss of his father. ]]> 2023-09-18 17:22:42 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709254030 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709258779 Longest title ever, whoops]]> 2023-09-18 17:25:40 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709258779 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709262443 In the 9/11 Address to the Nation, George W. Bush's tone is more reassuring and serious because of how serious the topic is, which was the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers. While in the eulogy about George H.W. Bush by George W. Bush, the tone is more humorous because George is making jokes in his speech and is also trying to convey the positives about his father's life. However, towards the end of the speech, it shifts to a gloomy tone when George finishes his speech about his father's death because he is really saddened by his father's death and misses him.]]> 2023-09-18 17:27:44 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709262443 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709267705 Even though both texts are upsetting, the 9/11 Address focuses more on strengthening America after a nationwide traumatic event that would change the country forever, and helping the citizens understand that the country is still going to operate, while the Eulogy focuses more on comforting the audience after a popular former president passed away, and are reminiscing about his past experiences. ]]> 2023-09-18 17:31:05 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709267705 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709269083 In the 9/11 address Bush is speaking as a president and as a leader of a country, while in the eulogy he tries to do the exact opposite and he is making himself into a friend and a fellow person who is simply grieving a loved ones loss. ]]> 2023-09-18 17:31:58 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709269083 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709275092 In the 9/11 address, it was a call-to-action type of speech. Lots of revenge to be taken on the opposing side of us. We also needed loads of leadership. While in the Eulogy, Bush told jokes in the middle of the passage all the while it was overall emotional. Reflects over a past life that America could never forget and that we can savor.]]> 2023-09-18 17:35:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709275092 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709276099 There are differences in the tone of these speeches. In the 9/11 speech he speaks in a confident way that make him sound like a leader. In the speech about his father he speaks more like he is a "normal" person who is also looking up to a leader.]]> 2023-09-18 17:36:24 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709276099 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709279858 In the 9/11 speech, it has a more confident tone to bring the entirety of America together. In the Eulogy, it has a tone that more reminiscent of the past, in order to bring a more specific group of people together.]]> 2023-09-18 17:38:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709279858 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709351837 In the 9/11 speech, the tone is determined, unifying, and grieving in order to bring the American population together and stay strong after the 9/11 attacks. In the eulogy, the tone is reflective, celebratory, quietly prideful, and empowering in order to show all of the good aspects of George H. W. Bush's life. There is a main focus on the personality of Bush instead of his career and less admirable aspects.]]> 2023-09-18 18:21:34 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709351837 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709369492 2023-09-18 18:32:58 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709369492 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709370804 2023-09-18 18:33:56 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709370804 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709371985 One difference between the two speeches is the circumstances they were wrote in. For his 9/11 address, he was addressing the nation in a time of crisis, and his primary audience was the entire American public. In his speech during his father's funeral, he is writing in a happy tone remembering his father, and his primary audience is the people in attendance of his funeral.]]> 2023-09-18 18:34:49 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709371985 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709376241 In the Eulogy the audiences mainly complied of friends, family, and past/present political leaders with the second hand audience being the United States people, whereas the 9/11 speech was more addressing the country as a whole.]]> 2023-09-18 18:36:51 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709376241 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709567939 The 9/11 address is remembered with only feelings of sorrow and fear, while in the eulogy there are still feelings of mournfulness, but also appreciation and love when remembering his father.]]> 2023-09-18 21:39:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709567939 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709568371 In the 9/11 speech, he adopts a reassuring tone to the hundreds of afraid Americans after the 9/11 attacks while on the Eulogy for his father, he takes a more mourning yet celebratory tone to his father's death]]> 2023-09-18 21:40:27 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709568371 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709611193 2023-09-18 22:49:31 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709611193 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709624664 The persona that President Bush adopted was powerful and confident that the US can move on from this, even though this is a time of crisis. While in the eulogy, he speaks with a voice trying to humanize himself, showing that he wasn't always "perfect" and neither was his dad.]]> 2023-09-18 23:12:17 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2709624664 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710753145 In the 9/11 speech Bush uses an authoritative and sympathetic tone. In his Eulogy he uses a airy and numerous tone. ]]> 2023-09-19 12:42:27 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710753145 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710756474 In the Eulogy for his father Bush aims to humanize his dad and to show him as a man who should be remembered. To do this he uses a tone which is very humorous so that he can break up the gloom of the occasion. This contradicts his approach in the 9/11 address as he is very solemn and firm in the way he talks. By using that tone Bush is able to both grieve with the American people and reassure them that the government is already working to get the people who caused 9/11 back.]]> 2023-09-19 12:44:30 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710756474 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710758743 For the Eulogy Bush uses an authoritative tone to talk about the good memories he has and will always carry about his father. While on the other hand, in the 9/11 address Bush uses an authoritative tone to bring comfort to the U.S. citizens.]]> 2023-09-19 12:45:54 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710758743 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710782953 In the eulogy Bush uses a tone to humanize his father as a person who enjoyed life compared to the 9/11 address were Bush uses a de-humanizing tone to get the point that the Taliban are not human and do not enjoy life. ]]> 2023-09-19 12:59:28 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710782953 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710948711 2023-09-19 14:23:04 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2710948711 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711013061 In the eulogy, uses a lot of humor to remember his father and his legacy. In the 9/11 speech, he uses more of an urgent tone and reassuring tone to the American citizens.]]> 2023-09-19 14:54:43 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711013061 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711014581 The speeches that are presented by Bush have very different contexts. In his fathers eulogy Bush means to honor his father and share the moments in his life, while during the 9/11 speech his purpose is to comfort the people and give them hope that the situation can get better.]]> 2023-09-19 14:55:33 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711014581 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711020628 W. Bush uses humor to make his father's funeral a little more lighthearted, as a celebration of his lifetime. However, the 9/11 Address was filled with statements that attempted to build hope within the audience, explaining that the nation will be rebuilt stronger, and revenge will be gained. ]]> 2023-09-19 14:58:47 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711020628 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711025805 The tones in the Eulogy and the 9/11 address are very different. The 9/11 address is very formal and has a sense of urgency while the Eulogy is more humorous and lighthearted]]> 2023-09-19 15:01:39 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711025805 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711026819 The Eulogy's audience is mainly just mounrful, but the 9/11 Address's audience is also scared and confused, as they do not know who attacked them or why and they don't know what will happen next.]]> 2023-09-19 15:02:17 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711026819 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711030556 The Eulogy was more about the moments throughout Bush's Dad's life that were important. The 9/11 Address was based on one moment in time that will change the the nation.]]> 2023-09-19 15:04:20 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711030556 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711031023 George W. Bush has two approaches the speech has to death. In the 9/11 speech, he mourns the thousands of lives lost to a terrorist attack. In the other speech he mourns, but also celebrates the death of his father in the fact that he has lived a fulfilling life.]]> 2023-09-19 15:04:26 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711031023 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711115293 George W. Bush used more of a humorous and light hearted tone in the eulogy for his father, while still keeping it formal. While the 9/11 address was definitely an overall formal tone through and through, and the address had a stronger purpose of reassuring and easing the country with much urgency, and the eulogy was more easy going and an acknowledgment of his fathers legacy. ]]> 2023-09-19 15:51:59 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711115293 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711173347 George W. Bush takes on his presidential persona when addressing the 9/11 attack. In this address he has a serious professional tone but, in his fathers eulogy he takes on the persona of his grieving son. In the eulogy he had a sullen but humorous tone.]]> 2023-09-19 16:26:22 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711173347 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711176104 The 9/11 speech led to extreme changes in the country with more stricted laws and security while the eulogy didn't have any extreme affect on the country. ]]> 2023-09-19 16:28:02 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711176104 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711272656 One of the main differences in between the 911 speech was the intensity of the tone and the call to action that he illustrated in his speech. He makes a call to action to the United States to remain strong and to continue to help others in his 9/11 speech. He is also very serious and that is relayed in the intensity of the message, instead of the proud and at peach tone in his Eulogy. ]]> 2023-09-19 17:26:23 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711272656 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711284295 During the 9/11 speech, the tone that George W. Bush used was a more serious tone for a topic that was very serious. In the eulogy, he used a very different tone, it was more lighthearted even though it was also a serious situation. ]]> 2023-09-19 17:33:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711284295 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711287582 A difference in the texts are the tones. In the 9/11 speech he had a very serious and somber tone of voice. He did not make jokes about anything that happened with the 9/11 attack. In the eulogy he still used a serious tone but he made jokes and used humor to lighten the mood of the speech. ]]> 2023-09-19 17:35:49 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711287582 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711383938 In both texts he has some personal connection to the message he is giving, but the connection varies greatly. In the 9/11 speech, the personal feelings are there because it is his country and his people. As president, he feels it is his job to protect and help the nation. However, the eulogy is much more personal. He doesn't know the majority of the 9/11 victims, but he knows his father very well; he speaks about specific events and specific connections that only someone with a close relationship to him would know about.]]> 2023-09-19 18:37:22 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711383938 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711386725 2023-09-19 18:39:12 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711386725 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711392145 Both speeches are sad and mournful occasions. But in both he does his best to lighten the mood and make them less heavy speeches.]]> 2023-09-19 18:43:08 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711392145 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711392926 In the 9/11 Address, Bush is speaking to all Americans and to the nation with a secondary audience to other countries. In his eulogy, Bush is speaking to all of the people in attendance (of the funeral) with a secondary audience to all Americans. ]]> 2023-09-19 18:43:42 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711392926 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711497998 The main difference between both of the speeches was the tone. In the 9/11 address, George W. Bush addressed the nation about the terrorist attack that happened that day. In his speech, he was trying to get Americans to stay strong and create a sense of togetherness by saying "our". On the other hand, the tone of the Eulogy was more to humanize his father to people who didn't know him personally. George W. Bush spoke about many of his father's core values and what he was like outside the office. The tone of his father's speech was less formal than the 9/11 address.]]> 2023-09-19 20:00:18 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711497998 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711720888 In the 9/11 address George W. Bush talks as the president of the United States, bringing the bigger picture into account and explaining what has happened, what America has been doing to get past this intense attack, and what America is going to do in the future to bring justice to the situation. While in the Eulogy George W. Bush Speaks not just as president but also as an American man, being personable and sharing his joy about the life of his father as well as the sadness about the death of his father.]]> 2023-09-20 00:28:10 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711720888 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711724734 While in the 9/11 address Bush outlines the nations next steps to take and his plans of recovery from the attacks, while in the Eulogy, he speaks of the many memories and the focus is not on what is to come but what great things have came to pass allready.]]> 2023-09-20 00:30:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2711724734 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712647097 The difference between the two speeches is that in the eulogy, Bush is more light-hearted and playful, while the 9/11 address is very serious and straight forward.]]> 2023-09-20 11:40:56 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712647097 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712702903 There is a stark contrast to Bush's 9/11 Speech and the heartfelt Eulogy he gives his father at his funeral. In the 9/11 speech there is an air of formality and an odd mixture of anger and mourn towards the topic he is forced to confront. Yet during his Eulogy for his father though there is an air of mourning towards his speech it's much more light hearted and rather humanizing which isn't surprising considering the extreme differences between the scenarios]]> 2023-09-20 12:21:52 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712702903 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712703218 Bush's 9/11 speech is more formal, and it reassures the nation during a trying time. However, in the eulogy, he is less formal and includes jokes and lots of humor.]]> 2023-09-20 12:22:05 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712703218 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712806390 In the 9/11 adress, Bush is acting as the President of the US, while in the eulogy, Bush is acting as the son whose father has passed. (different personas)]]> 2023-09-20 13:24:37 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712806390 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712908693 2023-09-20 14:18:29 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2712908693 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2713161458 In the 9/11 speech President Bush takes a solemn tone to address a very sensitive and raw event, and in the eulogy to his father he remembers the joyful moments in his father's life, and focuses on the good events rather than the bad ones. ]]> 2023-09-20 16:43:06 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2713161458 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2713329242 A differenc in each were the diffecence in tone. In the adrees, Bush's tone was mournfull but supportive, and in the eulogy, he had a gratefull tone for his dad]]> 2023-09-20 18:33:49 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2713329242 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2713331829 In the 9/11 address, Bush remains only serious and solemn, whilst in the eulogy he has moments of humor and lightheartedness.]]> 2023-09-20 18:35:52 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2713331829 https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2713538088 In Bush's 9/11 Address to the Nation, he takes on a tone of seriousness and urgency in response to the devastating terrorist attacks. In the eulogy dedicated to his father, he attempts to share his dad's legacy and humanize him, all through adopting a loving, but humorous tone. ]]> 2023-09-20 22:20:13 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2713538088 aoosterhouse https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2749646859 2023-10-16 22:55:53 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2749646859 aoosterhouse https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2749646961 2023-10-16 22:56:06 UTC https://padlet.com/aoosterhouse/nj9fnfriki98drox/wish/2749646961