"But I don't believe we could ever work this thing."

Analyzation of Rhetorical Devices
Color	Value	The lightness or darkness of a color.	The entire ad is very light and almost blends in with the skin tone and clothes of the people.
Light	Low Contrast	Little difference between darks and lights.	Most of the colors meshed together. There were different colors but they were all fairly light.
Perspective	Geometric	An illusion of depth and space.	This was mostly visible when looking at the man and the woman. They both appeared to be 3-D with the way that shadows were put near their hands or heads.
Space	Closed	The tops and sides feel enclosed, trapped.	The bodies of the man and woman fade into the background of the ad so it gives off an effect as though everything in the ad comes together and isn’t separate.
Angle	High Angle	Are we looking down at them?	Yes, there is a slight angle to where we have to look down on them because of the 3-D effect and the fact that the computer that they are looking at is below them.
Implied Distance	Close-ups	Is the subject one person’s face?	It isn’t just one person’s face that is close-up in the ad, but it’s both the man and the woman’s faces that are so close you could see up their nostrils is they were real.
Figures	Abstraction	How realistic are things?	Surprisingly, the pictures and designs in this ad are very realistic. The people look incredibly real, but if you look close enough, you can tell that it is a drawing/painting. The computer is also very real-looking.
Stroke-height Ratio	How thick are lines in the type in comparison to the height of the letters?		The lines in comparison to the letters are very evenly distributed.
Style	Bold		Both sets of text are bolded so that it would be easier to read and catch the eye more.
	Italic		The word ‘before’ is italicized to prove a point that people say this quote before they realize how smart they are.
Emphasis	Color		The emphasis is on the color because different colors are used to represent different areas of the ad.
Family	Serif	Lines to link the reading of letters.	The serif font is much easier to read and makes the ad appear more official and has the ability to make people feel smarter.
Spacing	Tracking	Spaces between letters along a line of text (manipulated relatively evenly)	The spacing between each set of texts is very even and also creates for an easier read.
	Leading	Spacing between the lines of text.	Just like the spacing between the letters, the spacing between the lines is very similar and spaced out evenly.