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Lt Col Davis Speech Analysis
The five steal elements shown in these panels reveal Lt Col Davis’s personality traits. Lt Col Davis’s speech reveals he is respectful. In the morning he stands in the hallway and greets all of the students with a “Good morning, sir” or “Good morning, ma’am” (Panel 1). This illustrates his respectfulness because he is addressing all of the students the walk by with kindness and respect. Lt Col Davis’s thoughts reveal he has faith in his cadets. “I think you guys are all good people” (Panel 2). This illustrates his faithfulness in his cadets because not all teachers believe their students are good people. Lt Col Davis’s effects reveal he is an influential person. He has taught all of the cadets how to march, he also keeps us focused(panel 5).
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