In this essay we will take a closer look at the article “Guilty, girl of 13 who bullied a vicar’s daughter to death”, specifically the sender and receiver, the language, the use of the modes of persuasion and the topic in the article.
The article was written the on 19th Of November 2009 by the reporter Arthur Martin from the tabloid newspaper The Daily Mail. On a daily basis he writes articles for The Daily Mail and has written many more for other newspapers all around the world. The receivers are readers of The Daily Mail and people with an interest in the case. Since it is a story about bullying, particularly parents might find it interesting.
The article is about a 19-year-old girl named Rosimeiri Boxall in Blackheath, South-East London. She tragically jumped to her death out of a third-floor window whilst escaping the two bullies Hatice Can 13 and Oluwakemi Ajose 17. Naturally it is a horrific story that put most people in confusion of how it is even possible.
Rosimeiri, also called Rosi was originally from one of the notorious slums in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where she was neglected and abandoned by her parents. Vicar Simon Boxall spotted her and brought her to London to live with him, his wife Rachel and Rosi’s soon-to-be four brothers. Although she lived in a loving family, she had a difficult time adapting to her new life.
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