Nick Anderson strongly uses symbolism to strengthen this argument by literally depicting the “upper class” character as being above the other character. This causes one character to be both literally and figuratively looking down onto the other character depicted. The CEO figure on the pile of money is included in the 1%, those who own most of the nations wealth. These wealthy figures continue to get wealthier while the middle and lower classes either stay stagnant or get poorer. Anderson depicts that stark contrast in his
Nick Anderson strongly uses symbolism to strengthen this argument by literally depicting the “upper class” character as being above the other character. This causes one character to be both literally and figuratively looking down onto the other character depicted. The CEO figure on the pile of money is included in the 1%, those who own most of the nations wealth. These wealthy figures continue to get wealthier while the middle and lower classes either stay stagnant or get poorer. Anderson depicts that stark contrast in his