When Mr Pirzada Came To Dine Essay

The essay “Tolerance” by Em Foster and when “Mr. Pirzada came to Dine” share a similar theme, but not only that, if we analyze the stories more carefully we find that they also share some main ideas which help in developing the theme which in this case is to tolerate each other even if you have differences. The tone and conflict of this stories are very different from each other, in “Tolerance” by Em Foster, the author uses hypophora and persuasive writing to reveal the theme to us, and in “When Mr. Pirzada came to Dine” the author uses anecdote. Some differences between these stories are their tone and conflict. The tone in “Tolerance” is a persuasive tone that is trying to persuade you into tolerating others by giving you example in which …show more content…
“Tolerance", is a persuasive essay that Is trying to persuade you into tolerating others. “Don't try to love them. You can't, and you'll only strain yourself. But try to tolerate them” this literary device helps the reader understand what the author is trying to transmit by giving you information on why you must tolerate. The author also uses Hypophora “There must be a sound state of mind before diplomacy or economics or trade conferences can function. But what state of mind is sound? Here we may be different. Most people, when asked what spiritual quality is needed to rebuild another civilization, will reply “Love”.”, the author used this to give us insight on why do people thing that way, whereas in “When Mr. Pirzada came to Dine” the author uses anecdote. “Most of all I remember the three of them operating during that time as if they were a single person, sharing a single meal, a single body, a single silence, and a single fear.” In this quote the reader can see how she saw her parents being supportive with Mr. Pirzada. Because of those excerpts the reader can see that even if the theme is similar the way of transmitting it can be