Rylee, dressed in all black, slowly places a red rose on Zoey’s face right before her speech. Her sister, “Zoey was not just a high school student, but also a loving sister, a devoted daughter, and a talented soccer player” (par. 1). The adage of the adage. Her dedication and passion made Zoey the person her family and friends so dearly loved. Her young death brought her family and friends all together to honor her wonderful, amazing short life. At Zoey Gallagher’s memorial service, her sister Rylee Gallagher sadly expressed the death of her sister to honor all Zoey’s achievements throughout her life with her family, academics, and athletics. First and foremost, Rylee began the tribute by talking about Zoey’s relationship with her family, but
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2). The adage of the adage. In this quote, the speaker mentioned the relationship between Zoey and her siblings and how she would do anything for them. Throughout this statement, the audience began to feel despair and agitated about Zoey’s death and caused emotion to well up in the audience as they honored the passing of Zoey Gallagher. Furthermore, to compliment this, Rylee employed an admiring tone throughout the section. Her sister described how Zoey “was a paragon” for her siblings, and would take great “responsibilities” as a sister to her siblings. 2). The adage of the adage. By expressing the author’s deep appreciation for Zoey, it helped create the admiration tone throughout the text by stating how Zoey’s perfect display of responsibility gave a model for her siblings to follow. For that reason, this celebrated Zoey because of the example she set for her siblings to follow and overall allowed the audience to also celebrate with the author. Altogether, this section touched on Zoey’s relationships with her siblings, using rhetorical strategies of pathos and an admiring tone to evoke the audience's feelings while listening to the
2). The adage of the adage. In this quote, the speaker mentioned the relationship between Zoey and her siblings and how she would do anything for them. Throughout this statement, the audience began to feel despair and agitated about Zoey’s death and caused emotion to well up in the audience as they honored the passing of Zoey Gallagher. Furthermore, to compliment this, Rylee employed an admiring tone throughout the section. Her sister described how Zoey “was a paragon” for her siblings, and would take great “responsibilities” as a sister to her siblings. 2). The adage of the adage. By expressing the author’s deep appreciation for Zoey, it helped create the admiration tone throughout the text by stating how Zoey’s perfect display of responsibility gave a model for her siblings to follow. For that reason, this celebrated Zoey because of the example she set for her siblings to follow and overall allowed the audience to also celebrate with the author. Altogether, this section touched on Zoey’s relationships with her siblings, using rhetorical strategies of pathos and an admiring tone to evoke the audience's feelings while listening to the