Compare and Contrast: MY impression of how Morrison and Wallace's speeches are related/different

When trying to make a point some tend to sugar coat. Make things seem not as bad as they really are. Neither Wallace nor Morrison did this. Everything was cut throat; straight to the point.  “…experience supports my deep belief that I am the absolute center of the universe” Almost like ripping off a band aid he gets straight to the point. Morrison drug out her point a bit at first but things started to clear up “when language dies, out of carelessness, disuse, indifference and absence of esteem, or killed by fiat, not only she herself, but all users and makers are accountable for its demise.”    During these speeches both Morrison and Wallace were fearless. In my opinion these speeches were worded perfectly for each group. Both covered perspective. How we see the things around us is our choice.

During Wallace’s speech he says more than once he is NOT trying to tell anyone how to think, only telling that if they do think that way it is natural. It is normal to see ourselves as “the center of the universe”, our own personal universe. In Morrison’s the vibe is different. Not only because she’s talking to a more seasoned/experienced age group but because of her word choice. She in my opinion talked to them as if she was telling them it’s all of us in center not just each of us in our own personal ones. Am I making sense? Like our actions don’t just affect us they affect everyone and everything around us, her example of this was language. “Use bullets instead to iterate the voice of speechlessness” people feeling as though they aren’t being heard, feel as though there is absolutely NOBODY there. Whereas in “This is water” you choose to listen or not, and what you choose to do can alter your little universe as well as theirs.