After close examination it is clear to see that Antony's use of Ethos, Pathos, and logos is far more persuasive than Brutus argument. Anthony's words strike the word of Brutos.
At the beginning of Brutus's speech, he instantly uses ethos by telling the people to remember his honor, which is effective and catches the audience's attention. He remind the audience of his wisdom so they will more easily believe him. Brutus states," Believe me for mine honor, and have respect to mine honor that you may believe." On the other hand Antony's use of ethos retains to the reputation of Caesar and the many things that he had done for Rome. "He hath brought many captives home to fill" states Anthony. Antony's use of ethos is more effective because he tells the people the good that Caesar has done, and the people are not just going to forget something as this just because Brutus states his reliability.
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Brutus uses pathos by saving" with this I depart :that, as I slew my best lover for the good of Rome, I have the same dagger for myself when it shall please my country to need my death." He tries to convince the people that he killed Caesura for his ambition and for the good of Rome. Brutus even bluntly says he would kill himself for the good of Rome if the need arose, but Antony's use of pathos is still more effective. During his speech he states,” The noble Brutus hath told you Caesar answered it.” Anthony also obtains the peoples heart by reminding them all of the good Caesar did, Antony announces, “The evil that men do lives after bones.” After saying this he had won the people. Antony proclaims,” when that the poor have cried, Ceasor hath wept.” And “ I thrice presented a kingly crown. This is not the end Antony’s words tower over Brutus’s and the people agree with Antony. The people were so outraged they wanted to assassinate those who killed Caesar. This is proof Antonys speech was more
At the beginning of Brutus's speech, he instantly uses ethos by telling the people to remember his honor, which is effective and catches the audience's attention. He remind the audience of his wisdom so they will more easily believe him. Brutus states," Believe me for mine honor, and have respect to mine honor that you may believe." On the other hand Antony's use of ethos retains to the reputation of Caesar and the many things that he had done for Rome. "He hath brought many captives home to fill" states Anthony. Antony's use of ethos is more effective because he tells the people the good that Caesar has done, and the people are not just going to forget something as this just because Brutus states his reliability.
Logos, the use of logic …show more content…
Brutus uses pathos by saving" with this I depart :that, as I slew my best lover for the good of Rome, I have the same dagger for myself when it shall please my country to need my death." He tries to convince the people that he killed Caesura for his ambition and for the good of Rome. Brutus even bluntly says he would kill himself for the good of Rome if the need arose, but Antony's use of pathos is still more effective. During his speech he states,” The noble Brutus hath told you Caesar answered it.” Anthony also obtains the peoples heart by reminding them all of the good Caesar did, Antony announces, “The evil that men do lives after bones.” After saying this he had won the people. Antony proclaims,” when that the poor have cried, Ceasor hath wept.” And “ I thrice presented a kingly crown. This is not the end Antony’s words tower over Brutus’s and the people agree with Antony. The people were so outraged they wanted to assassinate those who killed Caesar. This is proof Antonys speech was more