As the question explains, the sole purpose of satire is to criticize, to obtain the results of intended message concerning the issue. It is implicit because it conceals the truth in a humorous way where we readers can observe the targeted stereotypes explicitly in society. Satire is always effective considering that the genre has been developed historically and it is widespread even today as a form of meme, music lyrics and TV shows. One misunderstanding might arise from its humorous display, but satire actually carries a serious message. Therefor, it is always effective.
It can be because satire often presents things that the audience realizes but is unable to formulate using linguistic means or are afraid of saying them due to censorship or similar things. That's why satire can be a vessel for shaping public opinion since it expresses what everyone is thinking without people having to say it. It also helps people understand the problem even more deeply.
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When he pushed me from the plane, my first thought was my parachute but he would've thought of that already.As he used to say I was 'predictable' I guess I would just have to accept the fact that I was going to die.Hurting down to the ground at such a speed gave you a lot to think about,where had I gone wrong when had I started to trust him so much he could back stab me like this and I hadn't even realised how many red flags there were
Readers should visualize Steve trying to start his car while a crowd of people watch him. He is not able to start it and is not sure why. He knows that it is not out of gas, because he just filled it. A woman asks him what it means.
