uh... legally blonde duh.

In this address to the graduation students at Harvard Law school, Elle Woods references Aristotle, stirs up nostalgic feelings in her audience, and keeps their attention. She speaks of truths such as finding herself to help the audience relate to her speach.
Elle Woods starts off her Student address by quoting a well known philosopher, Aristotle, which not only establishes creditability, but also puts the student audience in a nostalgic mood. She then keeps the audiences attention by saying she does not agree with the scholars words "The law is reason free from passion". She talks about finding herself through her years at Harvard, which im sure the audience relates to as they know what her reputation was and how far she has come. Then she congratulate the crowd and says "we did it!" showing that they are on the same ground... eventhough she is speaking to them.