Quang Ngai Province

In Malala’s acceptance speech she is focusing her beliefs onto her speech. In her speech she constantly trying to address one major issue that has been going on for years. Education. She has been fighting for quality education for girls for about eight years. She expresses her belief by using Pathos, Repetition, and Logos to prove/show that everyone especially girls should have quality education. Firstly when the Malala starts to talk about her and her friends being shot is pathos.…

When Malala Yousafzai was young, she faced a great deal of challenges that make the problems I face seem minor. Malala grew up in an environment I cannot imagine myself braving. In Mingora, some nights were without electricity and every day would be tense. Despite the hardships, Malala prevailed and fought for what she believed in. Malala was motivated and brave, and even continued to speak her thoughts publically when she was presented with a crowd when she could’ve been attacked—and she really…

The world is a very complex place, but everyday people are faced with injustice. Everybody has a placed, and a calling in this world. The only thing that is holding them back now is unequal rights, in the world based on gender. This is the story of people fighting for their rights, and the obstacles they overcome. Malala is a 15 year old girl. She is strong, she does not give up in the face of danger. “Even if they come to kill me, I will tell them what they are trying to do is wrong, that…

Malala Yousafzia a young woman who was born in Pakistan who is known for helping children to get their proper education. When she was a child she had a dream like many young children, but hers was different than most. Many children dream of becoming famous or an astronaut or a firefighter when they grow up, but not Yousafzia. Ever since she was a young girl she dreamed of education for all and proper schooling for everyone. In Yousafzia’s Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech she uses rhetorical…

1 / 4 Madalyn Rauner Mrs. Schall Honors English 10 19 April 2018 Bravery in Times of Crisis In today's world, majority of women in foreign countries do not have the privilege to be educated or do as they please. Much like Saint Clare, Malala Yousafzai had to have an immense amount courage and bravery to do what she did for herself and other women in her country. As a child, Malala Yousafzai became an advocate for women in Pakistan and opposed the Taliban. The Taliban issued an edict…

On the morning of March 16th, 1968 in two hamlets of Son My village in Quảng Ngãi Province, the thin border between duty and war crime was crossed when American soldiers raped, mutilated and killed between 347 and 504 unarmed Vietnamese men, women and children. There was no sign of resistance nor possession of weapons. According to evidence from various informants, the 48th Vietcong infantry Battalion was harbored within the border of My Lai, but in truth only innocent civilians occupied the…

The Things They Carried In the classic novel, The Things They Carried, author Tim O’Brien illustrates the gruesome details of a dead soldier to develop the speaker’s negative attitude towards the traumatizing effects of war. He provides a detailed description of the soldier as well as a made-up backstory to further enhance the effect. The speaker believes that his death is unnecessary, a waste of life, and not detrimental to the outcome of the war. In the passage, the speaker’s attitude is…

eyes was shut...his right cheek was smooth and hairless (Tim O’Brien 172). From the character description, the readers could fell nervous and constrained. “He had been born, maybe, in 1946 in the village of My Khe near the central coastline of Quang Ngai Province...he hoped the American would go away” ( Tim O’Brien 172 173). The author imagined the soldier’s nice life if he has not killed the soldier. In a sense, the author imagined himself to be the dead soldier who is yearning for peace and…

With the trauma and blur of war, are there really any true war stories? In The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien, the author tells about the things he experiences in the Vietnam War. O’Brien uses story truth, an exaggerated description of his memories, to reveal how he feels about the war and also uses happening truth, what actually happens in his stories, to show the reader how war is blurred. O’Brien tells his stories based on his memories and how he feels in that situation throughout the…

“The Man I Killed” Critical Analysis Tim O’Brien’s book, “The Things They Carried”, recollects stories of O’Brien’s times in the war zone. From stories such as “The Things They Carried”, “Love”, “Ambush”, and even “The Man I Killed”, O’Brien gave readers a in-depth look into what it was like to be a soldier in Vietnam. In Tim O’Brien’s “The Man I Killed”, O’Brien describes personal war zone experiences and brings light to the characterization of his subordinates, Kiowa and Azar. “The…