I am writing on behalf of Napoleon to nominate him as a worthy recipient of the, Dog Of The Year award. I feel that Napoleon truly exemplifies what it means to be the bravest dog. Napoleon consistently shows acts of bravery, perseverance, and his service to others. I believe that once you read this letter, you will agree with me that Napoleon deserves the medal. Napoleon possesses the traits needed to earn this reward, and no other dog can match him. For example, While Napoleon was out on his daily leisurely walk, and he heard the sad desperate cries of the poor kittens abandoned in a burlap sack in the middle of the lake. Without a thought, Napoleon bravely risked his life to help the kittens. He swam even though his breed isn't meant for
Creon, you must allow me to bury my brother, Polyneices. I am obligated to bury him as it is my responsibility as his sister. Additionally, refusing a person a proper burial is immoral and against the will of the gods and of your people. Polyneices should be given a proper funeral as familial and social obligations permit his burial and because it will win you the respects of the gods and your people.
I don't know if you have noticed but Napoleon has recently been getting into some human habits like sleeping in a bed, drinking alcohol and talking to humans. There is only one way he could have picked
...oppressor of the French people, the restoration of France’s credibility after the turmoil of the Revolution cannot simply be ignored. An ambitious and determined leader from the beginning, this “Second-Class Frenchmen” proved to be an indispensable Hero of European History. Always desiring the best for himself and his country, Napoleon’s drive and thirst to prove himself gave him the motivation to set big goals and to accomplish them. Although consistently faced with threats and attacks from his enemies, Napoleon persevered with courage, always summoning the strength to fight back. Many of the reforms made during Napoleon’s rule continued the enforcing of equality in France that were so desired during the French Revolution. A staple of historical discussion and debate, the Not-So-Little Corporal will forever continue to be recognized as an icon of France’s history.
He convinced the animals that Napoleon had their best interests at heart and that he would be like a father and make all the best decisions
As a military genius, Napoleon won many battles to expand France and was always welcomed back to France as a hero. His use of strategic warfare throughout many battles allowed him to be seen as a hero not only in France but all of Europe. Although his army was outnumbered by the Russians and Austrians in December 2, 1805, Napoleon' brilliant strategies resulted in a defeat of the opposing armies in the Battle of Austerlitz.
Napoleon was an outstanding military commander and enjoyed many successful campaigns. Napoleon maintained the Revolutionary syst...
2. Rottweiler: Ancient Roman cattle herders, cart pullers, and guardians, the rottweiler is known his gentleness with family and friends, and strength and bravery in defending them. Though known for his good nature, thorough training and socialization is an absolute must for puppies to mature into solid canine citizens.
The Great Dictator was written, directed and produced by Charlie Chaplin and released on October 15, 1940. The film was released as a satire of Hitler and the Nazi regime with the intent to persuade the target audience to fight against human inequality and injustices that were being committed against victims of Nazi persecution. The Great Dictator was released during a historical period when the United States and the United Kingdom were still placating and appeasing Hitler to avoid the outbreak of another World War. This essay analyses the persuasive techniques of character, semiotics and repetition, as well as the effective use of the pathos appeal throughout the final speech at the end of the film. This is when Chaplin’s main character ‘the Barber’ poses as ‘the Dictator’, and addresses two target audiences: the fictional ‘Tomanian’ audience, and viewers of the actual film.
Napoleon Bonaparte once stated that “History is written by the winners”. History now remembers Napoleon as one of the greatest war generals of all time. From his early life, until his death, Napoleon displayed commendable military might on the battlefield. Having only lost two battles, Napoleon managed to bring Europe to its knees through his innovative military tactics and talent on the battlefield. Although Napoleon had many great victories, some historians argue that Napoleon was not a military genius, but rather he won his battles by luck.
The purpose of a persuasive text is to change or alter the viewpoint of the reader for it to agree with the author’s perspective. The intention of this specific text is to persuade the reader to help end poverty today by joining ‘Make Poverty History’ and it uses persuasive language and techniques to do this – this essay will explain the effect on the reader and will focus on analysing persuasive language.
...le. In some parts it doesn’t necessarily have to be a person it could be anything to a dog. Like said also while a hero leads by example a hero is also anyone who is confident in their ability to anyone else in need while then bringing positive action. During the attacks of 9/11 many working dogs with law enforcement and otherwise. He kept on going whether his peers wanted it or not. It showed that he wanted change for himself and he wanted changes from others later on. He was heroic because after he changed his ways he then helped others read and learn more knowledge so then they could excel and take the lead.
Napoleon had strong support system that consisted of most of the animals on the farm and everyone looked up to him. His strongest supporters were Squealer, the dogs, Boxer, and the sheep. Squealer did many things throughout the book that show his loyalty to Napoleon. Changing the commandments and being Napoleon’s voice were the main ways Squealer supported Napoleon ( ). The dogs were Napoleon’s way of using scare tactics and intimidation. They did anything that Napoleon commanded them to do. The dogs main impact on the story was when they chased Snowball off the farm and when they oversaw the slaughtering of all the animals ( ). “Napoleon is always right,” was Boxer’s motto and he always blindly supported Napoleon ( ). The sheep would save Napoleon when he did not know how to talk his way out of something by yelling out “four legs good, two legs bad!” ( )
Napoleon uses propaganda to persuade the animals in his favor and to change history. He is able to use propaganda effectively because he has the brains to do so and has the power to make the other animals believe it. He knows that the other animals are not as
Napoleon Starts out as a moral and honest member in the Animal society by trying to benefit society as a whole. “These three (Napoleon, Snowball, and Squealer) had elaborated old Major’s teachings into a complete system of thought, to which they gave the name of Animalism. Several
dogs..." (Page 92) They were portrayed in the book as Napoleon's bodyguards. They were always with him,