When a member of the council disrespects O'Ren, she fights back.

Baines teaches Detroit Red the symbolism of language through the contrast of the two words, "black" and "white." He suggests that society views the white man as the definition of "white" and the black man as the definition of "black."

Dot tells Wakko to sit, and he starts acting like a dog and obeys her orders. She gives him treats in order to increase his willingness to take orders from her. In addition, Yakko and Dot educate Wakko on jargon. They discuss the jargon in Variety, a weekly American entertainment trade magazine, in particular.

The Batman--an anti-hero--is not afraid to use unconventional methods of interrogation. Meanwhile, the Joker informs Batman of the dubious ethical codes of the police.

This clip can be used to discuss language barriers. Basil is a manager at a hotel and hires Manuel as a waiter. He tries to communicate with Manuel that there is too much butter on the trays he is bringing to the guests, but Manuel and Basil don't understand the other person's language. Manuel teaches Basil how to say "donkey" ("burro"), while Basil teaches Manuel how to say "mantequilla" ("butter") in English.