Post #5

Three different audiences for which I might remediate my genealogy essay are couples who are conflicted with their relationship and someone they love on the outside at the same time. The second group I might consider aiming towards is the upper class individuals who know how it feels to be rich, since my genealogy is The Great Gatsby. The third audience I might consider to remediate to is the working class mainly people in this category and pretend to be wealthy when in reality they are nothing like the upper class.

The love couples who are in a relationship and are still in love with someone on the outside with whom they had a history with in the past seems suitable to remediate to my genealogy The Great Gatsby because Daisy who is in a relationship with Tom becomes conflicted when her past lover Gatsby moves near her to win her love back after World War I. She then has a tough time deciding on whom she should stay with and what is going on. I would go about this situation by finding similar situations in other movies and or real life interviews.

The Upper class and working class would fit my genealogy perfectly because it is the wealthy people who struggle to maintain their power and the working class such as Gatsby who wants to be classified as upper class who struggles to fit in.I would probably present this in multiple aspects either: documentary on the rich and the poor, a poster board, and or videos of wealthy people and their opinions on working class who pretend and videos on working class people who are in that state. Another thing I might do is a diagram of the connects between the two. 

With all three of these audiences I would probably show how connected they are and argue that although it is movies and a book it is a part of reality as well.