A Rhetorical Analysis Of The Movie 'The Hobbit'

What material I was going to use for the rhetorical analysis essay was not as hard I thought it would be. We were discussing what a rhetorical analysis was and what components could be used I was very interested. I didn't know how that could be written properly into a five-page essay. Danielle showed us all that could be done, we took lyrics from a song that had a superficial meaning and turn it into something that had a deeper meaning. We used a country song to try out what we could come up with that could have had a deeper meaning. It was tough in the beginning to try to make some lyrics mean something else. I was able to take a few words and put them together and make them mean something, which I was able to share with the class.

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I was thinking that I could have a play going on in my mind while I heard it would be easier to translate those images into words. The song was created especially for the movie “the hobbit” that occurred mostly around a war. This magnificent idea came to mind, if I used the ongoing theme of war. But give the meaning of the words a twist it would be amazing. Now I just have to decide what words to use. I love the chorus I could utilize the paragraph and dissect each word until it transports the reader into what is transpiring in my

I printed the lyrics out, so that I could have a hard copy to look and write about. I love having the feel of paper in between my hands when I am writing about something, the process of making remarks, ideas on the margins is relaxing. I always have to start an essay by first writing it down in pen or pencil, it gives me the illusion that I have magic. That I am making a bunch of random words mean something. Once I start using a computer that feeling goes away. I went paragraph by paragraph describing what each word or a combination of lines could mean. There were a few words that I was able to start writing the meaning right away with no trouble at all, but there were times I could even come up with a superficial meaning to a line. The more I listened to the music the more I could imagine what I could make of it. At first I started off by just thinking since it’s about war, then that should be my main focus. But the more I thought about it, I wanted to show the reader what could be occurring inside the mind of a person that is dying. What consequences it could have for others. What it could mean if a person survives the war, what goes through their minds every day. Although the process took a couple of hours to complete, at the end I at least had someplace to start. I knew I couldn’t use every remark I had written down, nevertheless it was nice to have backups if a certain idea didn’t pan