The story, "The Dark Brown Dog", is about a boy who came upon a dark brown dog and it ended up following the boy home. the boy tried to make the dog run away but his efforts were useless. the boy brought the dog home to his family and they decide to keep him. Over time they form a bond. when the dog is not in sight of the boy it gets abused and that abuse haunts the dog and he has nightmares through the night. the only thing that makes his nightmares better is the boy. so basically this story is about how a boy and his dog build up a relationship but the people around them affect the dog
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I chose God as an example of Ethos. He is mentioned several times, and usually when someone involves God in their ted talk, people that believe in Him will likely be more persuaded, since they look up to Him -- he is an authority in Christianity. Secondly, for my Logos, or logic part, I chose an overall idea, since there were no specific quotes. The idea of women's rights is a big topic in this speech. The speaker says, "And ain't I a women?" several times. Women being secondary is a real-life problem, and has been persistently for as long as anyone can remember. This speaker seems to be talking about racism to black women specifically. Finally, for Pathos, I chose "I have borne thirteen children and seen most all sold to slavery, and when I cried out with my mother's grief, none but Jesus heard me!" This sentence provokes sad and negative feelings. Thinking about a mother watching her children be taken away from her for to be sold for slavery is just depressing. When she sought reassurance, the only person there for her was Jesus.
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Based on the given sentence above, the appositive phrase here is the "triplet sisters". When we say appositive, this is a word or phrase that renames the subject that follows it. In this case, this appositive renames <span>"Laura, Lisa, and Lynn". Hope this answers your question.</span>
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