In Paragraph 3 of Jon Stewart's 9-11 Monologue, he says "They said to get back to work. And there were no jobs available for a man in the fetal position under his desk crying which I would have gladly taken. So I came back here." What rhetorical appeal is he trying to utilize here?

"This is a country that allows for open satire, and I know that sounds basic and it sounds as though it goes without saying – but that’s really what this whole situation is about. It’s the difference between closed and open. It’s the difference between free and - and burden and we don’t take that for granted here by any stretch of the imagination and our show has changed. " This is an example of the rhetorical device___

In paragraph 6, Stewart states, "I wanted to tell you why I grieve, but why I don't despair." This is an example of what type of rhetorical device?

In Paragraph 7, Stewart says, " One of my first memories is of Martin Luther King being shot. I was five and if you wonder if this feeling will pass...Uh, when I was five, he was shot. Here’s what I remember about it. I was in a school in Trenton. They shut the lights off and we got to sit under our desks and we thought that was really cool and they gave us cottage cheese, which was a cold lunch because there was rioting, but we didn’t know that. We just thought that “My God. We get to sit under our desks and eat cottage cheese.” And what if – that’s what I remember about it." This is an example of what rhetorical strategy?

In Paragraph 8, Stewart says, "Whatever barriers we’ve put up are gone even if it’s momentary. And we’re judging people by not the color of their skin but the content of their character. " This is an example of the rhetorical device__.

In paragraph 8, Stewart says, " Any fool can blow something up. Any fool can destroy. But to see these guys, these firefighters, these policemen and people from all over the country, literally, with buckets rebuilding. That, that – that is – that’s extraordinary. That’s why we’ve already won. It’s light. It’s democracy. We’ve already won. They can’t shut that down. They live in chaos and chaos...it can’t sustain itself. It never could. It’s too easy and it’s too unsatisfying."This is an example of what rhetorical device?

In Paragraph 9, Stewart says "The view from my apartment was the World Trade Center and now it’s gone. They attacked it. This symbol of American ingenuity and strength and labor and imagination and commerce and it is gone. " This is an example of