Rhetoric Stories

In the glamorous Paris of the 1980s, Jungkook Delcroix, driven by a hunger for excellence, navigates between the snobbery of wealthy law students and his own precarious reality. Top of his class and recipient of a merit-based scholarship he hides with care, he begins his final year of studies. But the life he has always dreamed of turns out to be a competitive, shadowy arena. An illusory world, far removed from his ideal of Justice. His confidence is immediately shattered by his new professor of rhetoric, the elective course he has just enrolled in. An undeniable superiority emanates from this eccentric young lawyer whose reputation seems to rest on prodigious knowledge. In this vast theater, where rhetoric becomes oratorical poetry, the master of debate emerges as a charismatic guide, teaching the subtle art of expression. The tension rises : Jungkook feels the boundaries of his identity blurring under those scrutinizing eyes. Why ? Why, even perched atop his own arrogance, does this piercing gaze seem to strip him down to nothing ? | I am not the author of this fanfiction. This story was originally written in French by the talented @zenapricity. We worked together to make this English version come alive. All rights and creative credit belong to them ! Please check out and support the original version if you can.

Bottle Full Of Words is a collection of heartfelt verses, echoing the complexities and beauty of life, in all its fragility and strength. Poetry unveils the depths of human nature, love, loss, hope, and challenges. These poems explore universal themes to impact readers to reflect on their own stories.

Anybody who has or is currently taking AP Lang (Advanced Placement Language & Composition) knows how stressful timed rhetorical analysis essays can be. I recently took a semester exam and did one ( luckily, we were allowed to type it out). I'll be including that and probably some other ones that are decent with the AP Lang exam score OR teacher comments. This is meant to be a reference for both myself and anybody else who experienced this class. Constructive criticism welcomed, comments encouraged!

This was my final project for my Rhetoric and Scholarship course, focusing on applying theorists to the Star Wars universe (particularly the original trilogy and expanded universe).

Collection of poetry based on human strength and resilience #1 rhetoric #3 human beings #7 perseverance #11 perseverance

George Orwell's *Animal Farm*, published in 1945, serves as a timeless allegory of the Russian Revolution and a prophetic cautionary tale about the cyclical nature of political corruption. This thesis explores the enduring relevance of Orwell's work by drawing parallels between the themes and events depicted in *Animal Farm* and the current political climate across various global contexts. It delves into elite power grabs, propaganda, the betrayal of revolutionary ideals, and the exploitation of the working class, using modern examples like populist leaders and state-controlled media to highlight how Orwell's critique of power dynamics remains critically pertinent today.

An absurd venture into lame witticism. Short stories and thoughts that often contain extreme silliness, childishness, as well as, a dash of convoluted thinking beneath the surface. Oh, there's a bit of occasional learning, so your time will not be completely wasted. [Also known as 'merely a collection of my ridiculousness'. This was the second book I had published on Wattpad and republishing it with a tiny bit of editing.]

Wanderer's Sonnets is a collection of poems that explores the journey of self-discovery, human connection, and love. The poems explore the complexities of relationships, identity, and the search for meaning. This collection is a reflection on what it means to be human, and the beauty and complexity of love. It's a journey into the self, and an exploration of the human experience. #1

Collection of poetry about life and it's struggles. The lessons I learnt from life #4 rhetoric

A short poem about love.

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