He compares it to sleeping flowers
Answer:
The themes of "Rules of the Game" are all about conflict—first the eternal conflict between generations, then the equally well-established yet less clear-cut conflict between authority and intelligence. There is also the more equal and cerebral conflict involved in a game of chess.
Explanation:
The first phrase shows the use of ethos, appealing to the authority and honesty of the speaker and painting him like a just man.
The second phrase uses pathos, he is appealing to the listeners' love of their country
The third phrase then uses pathos also.
