Rhetorical Situation Speech: Why Even Bake Cupcakes?

Rhetorical Situation:

Everyone's birthdays seems to be around the corner.
Choosing what you want to get them is the hardest thing to do.
You can buy them a gift , write a letter or even bake cupcakes for them.
You want something that they will remember.
Gifts are set aside, letters are stashed away but cupcakes will catch their attention.
All you need is creativity, taste of flavor and of course an oven.
This will be a yummy gift they will always remember.
It's as simple as having a pan and batter made from your favorite flavor baked at 350 degree.
You will be ready to serve and bring the excitement to the party.
Who doesn't love free baked goods especially for someone's birthday.

Detail Nouns and Adjectives:
Sun is rising, making the long
bridge visible.
People walking around without energy.
You can see more green trees than people, walking into an empty room where sunlight no longer reaches and the sound of birds disappear.
Students are sitting in groups of three for tables meant for two students at a time.
Our elbows bumping as we move around, our backpacks stuffed under our black chairs, the only place they will fit.
We settle in and look around and see unfamiliarized face.
Wishing we could be sitting at Lot 5 Dining Commons smelling fresh cooked eggs and drinking delicious coffee, those charming thoughts escaping as Mr. Sims talks about "What is Rhetoric", feeling around in our bags looking for a black pen to write what he says.

Detail Verb:
The sun quickly raising to shine to make the long bridge visible.
People walking as slow as zombies who have not fed in months,
A quick glimpse of what surrounds me, there are more green trees than people.
Speed walking to class and discovering no one is there,
A room where sunlight can no longer race to bring light and Joy.
The loud sounds of birds quickly disappearing as the door rapidly closes,
Students rushing into the room to pick the best seat only to quickly realize they will have to sit in groups of three for tables meant for two students at a time.
Elbows colliding as we move around, our black backpacks stuffed under our chairs, the only place they will fit.
We settle in and look around and see unfamiliarized
face.

What a small room, we sit in groups of three, looking around the room every 10 seconds and seeing unfamiliarized faces.
Thoughts emerging into our minds, whishing we could smell fresh cooked eggs and swiftly drink our delicious coffee,
Those thoughts running away as Mr. Sims slowly talks about "What is Rhetoric",
Feeling around in our bags, brutally moving everything around to find a black pen to scribble what he says.
Imperatives:
Look at all the cats in the neighborhood,
They look lonely and thin.
They skip meals because they have not had the time to learn to hunt.
Consider going to the store and buying cat food for the starving cats that are waiting for their next meal "someone will feed them" you say,
No, you must make sure to feed them or else they will starve.
You must provide a shelter for the homeless cats.
Do not forget to leave them fresh cold water that they can enjoy on a hot burning day.
You must care for them as your own and never let them go a night without food.
Think about the struggles the cats must go through.