In a parody, how does changing words and tone of a well-know piece of writing convey an artist's intended meaning? your answer should be at least one hundred words.

A parody is an imitation of the style of a particular writer or an artist of a piece to make fun of or comment on the work. It exaggerates, changes the words and tone  for comic effect. Its satiric and ironic means is used to ridicule the original work.

Changing the words and tone by utilizing the format of a well-known piece of writing can be a constructive way to criticize it. It tweaks the words, using other fitting words  identical in sequence of consonants and vowels for wisecrack and humor. Changing the word tone by modifying pitches can create an alternate meaning which can aide in the artists convey intended meaning.

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