Compare and Contrast: Passage 1: Description of Tom, Passage 2: Gatsby

Comparison and comparison: First paragraph: Tom's explanation, second paragraph: Gatsby saw that the first paragraph is Tom's explanation. He was drawn as a strong building: "This is a body that can make a big impact - a cruel body." He seems to be a cruel white-eye figure again. The words such as "arrogance", "strong", "brutality", "husky" etc. give him a very unpleasant feeling around him. This explanation is very objective and you can clearly understand what Tom looks like. Also it is said that Tom's voice is "... rude, secret tenor ...". The other paragraph is not an explanation of Mr. Gatsby but an opportunity for him to fit.

After this poem came in the autumn of Scott Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby", discussions between Jay Gatsby and Tom Buchanan (p. 128-129) focus on Gates. More than the story of his first pursuit of Daisy Buchanan. This is the first time that Gatsby confronted his past and revealed his despair to keep his dream of realizing Daisy, which is contributing to the development of the novel. I am moving toward a desperate end. Depiction of Fitzgerald

Comparison and comparison: First paragraph: Tom's explanation, second paragraph: Gatsby saw that the first paragraph is Tom's explanation. He was drawn as a strong building: "This is a body that can make a big impact - a cruel body." He seems to be a cruel white-eye figure again. The words such as "arrogance", "strong", "brutality", "husky" etc. give him a very unpleasant feeling around him. This explanation is very objective and you can clearly understand what Tom looks like. We also have an explanation of Tom ... From Georgia Lagia to Africa, Georgia Laguier introduced the sufferings of the Gujgaddu ​​people. How effective is it? George Alagiah's excerpt from The Road to Africa draws emotions of readers through insensitive sentence styles and facts. He made us feel like a roller coaster and compassioned the difficulties the poor face. He uses effective words and influences the reader's influence.

The next paragraph is two different novels. In each paragraph, people suggest marriage. Compare and contrast rhetorical strategies used by speakers in two paragraphs such as arguments, assumptions, attitudes, vocabulary, and comment on the influence of the proposal on treatment of women and its impact