Sarkessian maintains a monotonic voice as she displays consistent usage of specific words like “tropes,” “women,” and “killed” to grab the audience’s attention. As a result, the repetition allows the viewers to be easily persuaded and consider the author’s point-of-view. In my opinion, the intended audience was obviously meant to be women who, after hearing about all the violence inflicted on heroines in popular culture, would feel a personal connection and agree with the author. Sarkeesian's motives for creating the video were to ultimately prevent prejudice and discourage abuse against women in actual human societies. The language and context Anita used was very advanced and revolved around other comic issues that centered around depowered women. By using such elements, “Women in Refrigerators” proved to be a compelling video that deeply and successfully illustrated Sarkeesian’s argument in a broader
Sarkessian maintains a monotonic voice as she displays consistent usage of specific words like “tropes,” “women,” and “killed” to grab the audience’s attention. As a result, the repetition allows the viewers to be easily persuaded and consider the author’s point-of-view. In my opinion, the intended audience was obviously meant to be women who, after hearing about all the violence inflicted on heroines in popular culture, would feel a personal connection and agree with the author. Sarkeesian's motives for creating the video were to ultimately prevent prejudice and discourage abuse against women in actual human societies. The language and context Anita used was very advanced and revolved around other comic issues that centered around depowered women. By using such elements, “Women in Refrigerators” proved to be a compelling video that deeply and successfully illustrated Sarkeesian’s argument in a broader