Yes, the messages they are using are effective in getting the parents' attention. There were multiple ways they used it with magazines, commercials, newspapers, other kids’ “letters” and ads. They easily caught the attention of the parents by using euphemism. They were saying that if they send their kids to harvest camp they will be in a divided state, or about them receiving the finest care in the world. The magazine ad states” Do you have a troubled teen? Can’t seem to fit in? Listless and angry?” They were targeting things that all teenagers got through. so parents see it as a problem, the magazine is making up a disease called biosystemic disunification disorder(BDD). So the parents didn’t feel guilty about what they were going to do. They think…show more content… He thinks the world would be a better place without them. Lev grew up believing that he was making good sacrifices to the world if he got unwinded. In general, Lev believes being unwinded is the best decision to make. He thinks of it as a religious thing. After his coming of age party, he knew what was going to happen and he was ready. In The Parent Unwinding Handbook, it was talking about trying to give parents hope that their child will be in good hands. For the fact that their tax dollars are paid for the harvest camps. In disclosure “Regardless of the site you choose, you can feel confident that your unwind will receive the finest care from our board-certified staff as they make their transition to a divided state”. This was talking about if you send your child to use, you won't have to worry about them, they will be in good hands. Just like in the Tv ad they were trying to get it so that if you're 17 they can still unwind you they target them by saying “.. a seventeen-year-old girl in our neighborhood got drunk,crush her car,and killed two
