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By the rhetoric of talk or persuasive language, Bobby Kennedy advances to the American individuals, right off the bat to the dark individuals to not look for retribution and savagery against white individuals, but instead expand sympathy and understanding and a craving to live respectively to both highly contrasting individuals.
Concerning parallelism, in a similar vein, he says that what we don't require is division, brutality and disdain yet love and sympathy so he is differentiating the two by creating them both with their outcomes in a parallel design.
“Follower” by Seamus Heaney proves that relationships change with time and age because of the way the father and son think of each other throughout the story. It used to be him that was “tripping, falling, Yapping always.” Now his father is “stumbling behind [him], and will not go away.” (lines 21-24). This shows that over time people change and treat the people around them differently based on their age and therefore create a new kind of relationship with them. Back then he thought that his father was “An expert.” (line 5). All he did was “follow his broad shadow round the farm” when he was young. (lines 19-20). He viewed his father as a hero, and years later he views him as a follower. In conclusion, people have new personalities and needs as they get older which changes relationships.
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