to the board members of the lakewood estates homeowners association:\nit is my hope that my polite regards…

to the board members of the lakewood estates homeowners association:\nit is my hope that my polite regards, fond wishes, and deep respect for the homeowners\nassociation and our beautiful neighborhood are taken as a matter of course, but let us\n turn to the facts at hand. in regards to your request that i cease and desist from\n decorating my home for the \nontraditional\ holidays of the year, im afraid that my\n answer is a swift and categorical no. that the rest of the neighborhood fails to honor our\n groundhogs and all they sacrifice to keep our seasons in balance is the concern of said\n neighbors. it is not incumbent upon the residents to dig holes in their lawn and place\n mirrors to better welcome our furry friends; i accept that the weighty, if peculiar,\n responsibility is mine alone. that you should deny them this honor smacks of self-\n importance. it is their day, not yours. so, too, do i intend to continue rolling out balls of\n yarn for international cat day, frosting my porch for cake day, and observing national\n gorilla suit day in the traditional manner. i acknowledge the associations sensible by-\n law prohibiting major holiday decorations more than one week before or after the day in\n question. i invite the association to reflect that there is no definition for \major\ holidays\n in their guidelines. as such, i must follow the compass of my heart.\nwhat does the authors choice of words suggest?\nlanguage like \categorical no\ and \self - importance\ suggests the author\n firmly believes the homeowners association should include committee\n members who are more open - minded.\nlanguage like \deep respect\ and \sensible by - law\ suggests that the author\n is willing to find a reasonable compromise with the homeowners association.\nlanguage like \weighty, if peculiar, responsibility\ and \compass of my heart\\nsuggest that the author enjoys framing his unusual traditions as formal and\n respectable.\nlanguage like \nontraditional\ and \definition formajor\ suggests the\nauthor respects the fact that he and the homeowners association have\ndifferent, but equally valid, perspectives.
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The author uses formal and respectful language like "weighty, if peculiar, responsibility" and "compass of my heart" to present his unusual traditions in a formal and respectable light. "Categorical No" shows firmness but not about committee members. "Deep respect" and "sensible by - law" don't lead to a compromise as he still refuses. "Non - traditional" and "definition for'major'" don't show equal validity of perspectives.
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Language like "weighty, if peculiar, responsibility" and "compass of my heart" suggest that the author enjoys framing his unusual traditions as formal and respectable.