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Leno4ka [110]
3 years ago
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Analyze the author’s repetition of “I will fight” in the article. How does it impact the tone of the text? What impact does it h

ave on the reader? Justify your response using evidence from the text. This is from the article WHY I REFUSE TO SAY I 'FIGHT' MY DISABILITY
English
1 answer:
Alex Ar [27]3 years ago
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Answer and Explanation:

1.When the author repeats the sentence "I will fight" he presents a tone of resistance, because it gives the reader the feeling that there is an inconvenience that must be combated by individuals who resist the negative effects of this and situation, because in the place of accepting it, that individual is sure that he will fight.

2. This inspires the reader, who is invaded by an inner force that makes him believe that he is also capable of struggling with adverse things, instead of accepting them and willingly. This repetition provides the reader with a proactivity that can be taken into real life.

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