Y u no

A very upset person



Description, explanation, and examples
The meme features a drawing of a individual with a pained expression and planitive, begging arms. The meme has two captions, with the top identifying a specific group of people, and the bottom making a demand or request of that group with the statement "Y u no [x]?"

The drawing is usually modified and painted over to suit the context and situation.





Programming suggestions and activities
This meme can be used by students when they are examining narrative plots and analysing decisions made by characters in these narratives. Frustrating or illogical aspects of the text can be highlighted and expressed in this meme's format. Doing so can be both a challenging and amusing experience for students, although the teacher should also take care to ensure that the students do not violate grammar conventions in this manner in the rest of their work.

This meme can also serve as a pretext for a teacher to discuss grammar conventions and how and when to deviate from these conventions.

Teachers might also want to consider printing out blank templates of this meme for students to draw or paint over in order to suit the context of the discussion. In the previous examples, Snape and Harry Potter are featured. This meme could provide an amusing and interesting art and literacy activity.