I Love You Baby Girl: Poem Analysis

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Now I could write this essay like any other, where I start out with a cheesy intro that I found online, some boring information that no one really cares about, and a dumb conclusion that sums everything up. Aren't you tired of the same old stuff? I know I am. So I’m going to make my essay become more alive. Since I want to bring this essay more to life let’s start out by changing some of the names. When a little girl, let’s call her Abigail. When Abigail’s father gets deported the question is asked “if daddy ever coming back. “On July first 2015 Duracell created a commercial based off a true story showing how the battery operated teddy bear playing a father's voice saying “I love you baby girl”, each time Abigail gives it a hug shows hope. In some ways the Teddy Bear encourages Abigail, but in other ways she realized that her dad is thousand miles away and she began to lose hope that she once had. In the end of the …show more content…
The first Duracell logo was created in nineteen-sixty-four, even though they knew that there are other batteries around they knew that they needed a better battery that people can trust. Wait….I know what you’re thinking, you’re thinking that this opening paragraph should be over by now right, hold on we almost there, just hang in there a little while longer. In this essay I would be pointing out three key points that connects Abigail’s story a Duracell product together.
In this commercial there is an emoting appeal present which makes for a very effective strategy while enhancing their message at the same time. The first message present is the relationship between Abigail and her father the father and hope. Every child has that authority figure that look up too whether it is a mother, father, grandparent, adoptive parent, or a friend we all had that special person. Well in this commercial I believe that Duracell did an awesome

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