The diction used by the author in the text contributes to an imperative tone presented in the text, in addition to addressing the theme that parents and children must obey rules of behavior within the relationship established between them.
Explanation:
The diction refers to an author's choice of words within the text. This choice of words is made in a planned way, because the author wants to pass something specific to the readers and it is these words that will convey this message.
In "On reverence for parents", the author's choice of words forms an imperative text, with an existence of innumerable imperative phrases, which propose an order to the reader. This order presents itself as suggestions on how parents and children should behave in order to establish a good relationship between them.
The diction used by the author in the text contributes to an imperative tone presented in the text, in addition to addressing the theme that parents and children must obey rules of behavior within the relationship established between them.
