This method starts from the assumption that every utterance has an addressee. In other cases, the message appears identical to one sent to a single addressee. The grammatical second person refers to the addressee, the receiver of the communication ("you"). The item is then delivered to its addressee. Usually, we think of one listener as the immediately observable addressee. All packages were scanned at various checkpoints then sent up to the proper addressee. The intention was not to court the favour of the addressee, often a public figure. Mueller suggests that they may have revealed the identity of the addressee. Most expressions must be modified to account for addressee gender and number. Mandan has different grammatical forms that depend on gender of the addressee. The speaker holds a certain amount of certainty that the addressee will know the answer. "kuiyagare", an extremely forceful and angry instruction to eat, expressing contempt for the addressee. Kinship terms are used pronominally to elevate or demonstrate solidarity with an addressee. Research focuses on the identities of the speaker and the addressee, and their historical groundings. It depicts the unravelling of a love affair between the narrator and this addressee.