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Discourse Analysis, Diaz Camila, Enriquez Ariana, Fernandez del Casal Victoria, Jasni Yamil

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Discourse Analysis, Diaz Camila, Enriquez Ariana, Fernandez del Casal Victoria, Jasni Yamil

by Camila Eliana Diaz
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Elle Woods: "I would like to point out that... there's a complete lack of Mens Rea..."

2

Elle Woods: "...which by definition tells us that there can be no crime without a vicious will."

Select one or more answers

3

Judge: "I am aware of the meaning of Mens Rea... you're giving me a vocabulary lesson when you should be questioning your witness."

4

Chutney: "I saw Brooke standing over his body, drenched in his blood."

5

"Where is she going with this?"

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Judge: "I believe the witness has made it clear that she was in the shower."

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Elle Woods: "She didn't have your bone structure."

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Elle Woods: "Oh, I have a point, I promise!"

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Elle Woods: "And wouldn't somebody who's had, say, 30 perms before in their life be well aware of this rule?"

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Chutney: "I didn't mean to shoot him! I thought it was you!"

Explanation

This is Appreciation because Elle is evaluating the status and composition of a "thing"—in this case, the legal profile of the case file and the evidence.

This is Judgement because the word "vicious" directly evaluates human behavior and intent. Specifically, it falls under Moral Condemn because it describes a corrupt, unethical, and illegal mindset.

This is Affect because the Judge's sarcastic remark is used to manifest her internal emotional state. It represents Negative Affect, showing her frustration with how Elle is managing the trial timeline.

This is Appreciation because it describes the striking, horrific visual quality of a scene. It is a Negative Reaction to an event/object rather than a direct evaluation of a person's moral character or emotional heart.

This is Affect because it represents the gallery's emotional reaction of worry, confusion, and uncertainty. It falls under Negative Affect because he lacks confidence in Elle's strategy at this moment.

This represents Negative Affect. The Judge is interrupting Elle out of impatience and annoyance. She is using this statement to manifest his frustration and shut down Elle's line of questioning.

This is Appreciation because Elle is evaluating the physical, aesthetic appearance of a "person"—Chutney's facial features. It is a Positive Reaction to physical form rather than a judgment of her behavior.

This is Judgement because giving a "promise" is a behavioral move to establish credibility. Elle is directly invoking Moral Praise to show the Judge that her character is truthful, reliable, and trustworthy.

This is Judgement because it evaluates a person's intellect and capability. It falls under Personal Social Esteem (Admire/Capacity) because it questions whether Chutney has the normal capacity and knowledge expected of an experienced hair-care consumer.

This is Judgement because Chutney is desperately defending her moral character. By stating she didn't "mean" to do it, she is attempting to shift her behavior from an intentional, evil choice (Moral Condemn) to an accidental blunder.

 
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