“I give you an onion” (2), in that it begins off with an obtuse, negative articulation. However, Lochhead’s is a normal sentence that would not be viewed as uncommon, not at all like Duffy’s. Which would be thought to be extremely bizarre, surely, and hence makes Duffy’s more critical. While Duffy is against the entire thought of affection, Lochhead bolsters the thought of adoration yet is against the corporate greed of Valentine’s Day and the clichés connected with it. She entireties this up in one sentence, “The whole Valentine’s Day Thing is trivial and commercial” (12), and Lochhead goes head to say that it is “A cue for unleashing clichés and candy heart motifs to which I personally am not partial” (13). The way that Lochhead utilizes capital letters for the words day and thing and also for Valentine proposes that that it has turned into an occasion due to the corporate greed connected with it and for no commendable
“I give you an onion” (2), in that it begins off with an obtuse, negative articulation. However, Lochhead’s is a normal sentence that would not be viewed as uncommon, not at all like Duffy’s. Which would be thought to be extremely bizarre, surely, and hence makes Duffy’s more critical. While Duffy is against the entire thought of affection, Lochhead bolsters the thought of adoration yet is against the corporate greed of Valentine’s Day and the clichés connected with it. She entireties this up in one sentence, “The whole Valentine’s Day Thing is trivial and commercial” (12), and Lochhead goes head to say that it is “A cue for unleashing clichés and candy heart motifs to which I personally am not partial” (13). The way that Lochhead utilizes capital letters for the words day and thing and also for Valentine proposes that that it has turned into an occasion due to the corporate greed connected with it and for no commendable