She played the seductive native girl Tondelayo in White Cargo
Although a description and the character she played in one of her pieces of work.
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She initially turned down the offer he made her (of $125 a week), but booked herself onto the same New York-bound liner as he. During the trip, she impressed him enough to secure a $500 a week contract.
This can be viewed as the argument and counterargument as she was seeking higher pay for her work.
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Admirers sent roses to her dressing room and tried to get backstage to meet Kiesler.
Admirers can also be viewed as the audience of her life.
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As a child, Kiesler showed an interest in acting and was fascinated by theatre and film. At the age of 12, she won a beauty contest in Vienna.[17] She also began to associate invention with her father, who would take her out on walks, explaining how various technologies in society functioned
This BACKGROUND helps us understand where she came from as it all started from her early childhood.
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At the beginning of World War II, Lamarr and composer George Antheil developed a radio guidance system for Allied torpedoes
This can help with the PLOT of her life, by showing one of the events that took place mixed with one of her many accomplishments.
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In the last decades of her life
We can consider this the CLOSING to her life's work.
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"world's most beautiful woman".
As labeling her this, this is how she was being INTRODUCED in Hollywood and in turn it helped promote her in the film industry.
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He was the absolute monarch in his marriage
The CONTEXT and one of the reasons why she left him to pursue her own dreams of becoming an actress.
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She claimed she was kept a virtual prisoner in their castle home
A RHETORICAL description is used to paint the SCENE of how she lived and felt.
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actress, inventor, and film producer.
By having all these roles in her lifetime you can consider these as the CHARACTERS of her life.
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I feelthatyouaremenofgenuinegoodwillandyourcriticismsaresincerely setforth
The author addresses his audience respectfully as maybe to pull them into his letter and make a deeper connection with them by doing so.
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One can classify these as characters in injustice.
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Here the author gives us a comparison of Just and In-just laws and explains to clarify the difference.
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The author stating facts of injustice and covering the plot in his letter that he wishes and is working to resolve.
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Addressing the audience, once again in a respectful manner.
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Stating the moral or shall we say his objective. Not just him but all who stand with him.
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Using a comparison for the readers/ audience to reference.
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The author is addressing the audience once again and pulling them back into the story with the moral.
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Previous experiences taught lessons to the author and once again they fell victims to broken promises.
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The author moves into the plot of the story by starting with a timeline.
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The author provides an example of how bad the injustice is in Birmingham, compared to other cities in the nation.
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The author has introduced his audience to himself and provided a bit of background
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The author starts off with acknowledging his audience in a respectful and courteous manner, which in turn can help gain their attention.
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