Lynn: (walks to her room) I hope so! Lincoln was right! Lincoln is swearing because of YOU!!!! Now go to your room and think about what you done. Lynn Sr.: Junior, We are so disappointed in you. Rita: Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lucy, Lana, Lola and Lisa, you may leave and think about what you've done. What do you have to say for yourselves?Ĩ Loud Sisters: LYNN JR CURSED LINCOLN BAD LUCK!!!!!!! AND SHE MADE US GET RID OF LINCOLN'S FURNITURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lynn Sr.: Lily is a baby, so she's off the hook.

Lincoln: 10 OF MY SISTERS (bleep) DID THIS (bleep)!!!!!!! Rita and Lynn loud Sr.: LINCOLN LOUD!!! What happened? Lynn did this specially, because it was her fault that all thought, he's bad luck and Lynn is grounded for the rest of the night.

In that case it should have a direct object (e.g., He effected a change of policy). Conversely, affect can be used as a noun to refer to a feeling or emotion expressed outwardly.At the end the family loves Lincoln again and they all apologize. Sometimes effect can be used as a verb to mean make or cause. There are, however, some exceptions to these rules. In other words, whenever you affect people you have an effect on them. The main thing to remember is that affect is a verb meaning to influence or have an impact, and effect is a noun that refers to the result of an action. If you want to effect change, join the police force! Difference It is often used in the expression “to effect change,” a rather hackneyed phrase. Occasionally effect can be used to as a verb, to mean make, cause, achieve, or create. One effect of the new law has been an increase in jaywalking. The rise in interest rates had a negative effect on the housing market. It refers to the result or outcome of some kind of action. It is a technical term in psychology, and more generally it refers to the outward expression of emotion (especially on one’s face). However, you might be better off using the word affectation if you mean to describe an expression of feeling that is not genuinely felt. In some rare instances, affect can be a noun. We were greatly affected by the sadness in her voice. To affect people is to influence them, often on an emotional level.

It means to have some kind of effect or impact on someone.

I have that effect on people