The excerpt shows that there are elements that are necessary for humans, but they are forgotten by those who have them in abundance, such as water.
<h3>How does that establish satire?</h3>
- The author ridicules human sensitivity, showing how insensitive human beings are.
- The author criticizes the excessive importance that humans place on themselves.
- The author criticizes human negligence toward people who are really in need.
A satire is a quick, acidic, sarcastic, and humorous criticism of society. This criticism is made of behaviors common in society, which are not negative and which cause bad results.
The author shows satire in the excerpt shown above, by criticizing the insensibility of human beings towards people who are in real need, such as people who do not have access to water, for example. This insensitivity occurs in people who behave in very sensitive ways, demanding love and attention as something necessary for their lives.
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OMG I LOVE THAT MOVIE/BOOK. A conflict in it was the garden was dead. It was beautiful before but something happened. If I remember right the Lady didn't want the kids going there because they might find some thing out.
I looked on twitter some politician named Nick Adams moved from australia to america i don't know anything about him but i will give you the tweet
The driver would be in greater danger as they dive down. Becasue the deeper the water the more pressure there will be and harder to get out.
