Compare And Contrast Performance Leo

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It shows someone feels amazed to the good performance of Leo.
This sentence refers to someone’s feeling or recognize of an Oscar sense.
‘Oscar’ here refers to someone’s name. This is imperative sentence to tell Oscar to take a shower.
There are three sentences in this meme, they are:
1. The first sentence is “Greet performance Leo”. According to Hornby (2008: 194) great means very good in ability. This sentence is used to express the admiration to someone.
2. The second sentence is “I smell Oscar”. According to Hornby(2008:418) smell means recognize a particular smell or feeling to something. This sentence refers to someone’s feeling or recognize the smell of something, Oscar.
3. The third sentence is “Oscar, take a shower please”. ‘Oscar’
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His eyes contact is staring at something or someone else. He is wearing Superman clothes. The happy expression can be seen from his wide smile after admired by someone. He is wearing Superman clothes indicates someone who has authority, strong and power. Then, Smith is in surprise expression. His eyes contact is staring at something or someone else. He is wearing jeans, belt , shoes and blue shirt with roll up the sleeves to elbow. It presents someone in surprise situation it can be look from his eyes is looking up and his mouth is open. From the clothes, it presents someone who is neat, discipline and smart. People who roll up the sleeves to elbow indicates someone is under pressure or high spirits.
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Leonardo is in sad expression. His eyes contact staring at something or someone else. It presents someone who feels disappointed toward something. Then, Smith is in anger expression with mouth is open. His eyes contact staring at someone else. It presents someone who is warning someone else because he feels annoyed. Furthermore, Oscar is in flat expression. His eyes contact is staring at someone else. He is wearing informal clothes; shirt, hat and pant. It presents someone who is disbelief to someone’s statement.
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Properties and Settings
The properties are board, paper and cables as human job equipments. The outdoor setting is in the Simpsons movie scene. In this scene, the character Homer who is change to Leonardo Dicaprio’s face success do his job and make someone else feel amazed to his performance.

3.2.7.2 The Messages Conveyed by Verbal and Non-Verbal Signs
How the meme is used in the society by putting the sentence that refers to something happens out of our expecting. From the images, it can be concluded that the characters is in enjoyable conversation about the proud to someone’s ability and suddenly the conversation continue by discussing the other topic that make the main character feels disappointed. Furthermore, there are three sentences in the data above to supports the message of the meme, they are Greet performance Leo, I smell Oscar, and Oscar, take a shower please.
Therefore, the message of the data above is to remind us to stop over expecting to something. This meme is to remind us about human habits, which means we always expect too much toward something depends on our interpretation without understanding the statement. We need to listen clearly before draw the

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