As Atticus strives to defend Tom Robinson, he also uses several appeals to make his closing argument convincing to the jury and the audience. One appeal that Atticus used in his closing argument is “In the name of god, do your duty”. This shows how Atticus used his emotions to try to convince the jury and the audience that Tom is not guilty. Another appeal that Atticus used in his closing argument is “All men are created equal”. This shows how Atticus used his emotions to tell the jury and the audience that just because of Toms nationality, it doesn’t mean that he is the guilty one who raped and harmed Mayella Ewell. Finally, the next appeal that Atticus uses for his closing argument is “Quiet, respectful,
