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Where is our Chai?
Calysta and Andrea 11.3
What writer thinks
1st
The writer expresses his dislike towards tea that are manufactured outside home and city streets.
Thoughts
Tea is a life force, a part of them
2nd
WHY?
"High end" tea
"ugly thread"
"pathetic"
"disgusting, synthetic version"
WHY?
His passion
"tea is a life force"
"can't live without tea"
"tea for Indians is like blood or hormones or enzymes or whatever fluid your body needs to function"
Rhetorics
"Where is our chai?"
'Sounds simple enough, doesn't it?"
Informal Language
'Godforsaken'
Language
create texts that are more interesting and paint a more vivid picture in the reader's head
Long Sentences
'You have been there too - at one of those shops with a noisy tea machine that spews out lukewarm dirty water, laden with too much sugar'
2nd POV
"You won't get it"
Second person point of view uses the pronoun “you” to address the reader.
POV
1st POV
"We should stand up for good tea"
gives an effect on intimacy and inclusion
Irony
There is irony between the lines. The 'pathetic' tea bags are considered cheap however the people who bought them are people from these 'high-end places'
What does the writer expect?
The writer is trying to imply that he wanted further improvements to the tea
'if every street corner and home can get it right...airports and offices can too'
'To all those entrepeneurs...this is a billion dollar idea'
"make an automated tea machine that makes decent tea"
"...innovate here"
contrasting ideas
"go to any airport...ugly thread.."
"every street corner...certain quality"
high-end places having bad quality of tea
while the low-end places have a better quality of tea.
Economical
Cultural
Position
juxtapositioni in Economic context
Economical
The text talks about the people who were able to afford/ in high end places are not able to get 'good' tea and
the people that are less fortunate in this matter are able to get 'good' tea on streets and homes.
Cultural
Cultural
India is a country that preceives tea as a "life force" which gives readers further understanding on why tea is very significant.