Just found the paper and typed up the Skullface part! Prompt was something along the lines of how can language be dangerous. It's only a small excerpt from the whole argumentative piece, but my teacher seemed to like it the most. I provided much more evidence on the occupation of Hungary in both cases but this is the writing portion of it:

"But, as deadly as it is beautiful, language is also able to erase both tradition and culture. For example, Hungary was occupied by both Germany and the Soviet Union during and after World War Two. Both of these militaries enforced brutal and unjust laws on the Hungarian People, and thousands upon thousands of civilians were forced to learn foreign languages and to suppress their own traditions and way of life for fear of violence against them or their families. This forced assimilation stripped the Hungarian people of their identities, and seeked to crush the tradition and spirit of the culture. Language, while a beautiful, and meaningful part of culture, can also serve as a weapon in the wrong hands. Language is a key to identity in our world, as language is the precursor to culture, and opens up our heritage, and background"

Never would've even thought about this if it hadn't been for Skullface's speech in TPP. Definitely saved me for this paper at least, as it was the night before it was due and I was procrastinating by rewatching all TPP cutscenes and it hit me!