Lia Mills argues the sin of abortion through the use of words to paint a vivid picture of the wrongness of abortion. She creatively bends the reader to her will through her use of Aristotle’s rhetorical triangle. Mills appeals to her reader by manipulating their emotions with her bold statements then provides heartbreaking facts and forces the reader to come to the logical conclusion that she wants them to. Lia Mills writes an essay so powerful that she makes the most adamant believers in abortion question their beliefs.
The thing that makes Lia’s speech so powerful is her creative use of the appeal to emotion; pathos. She shows the reader the dark and ugly side of abortion and how people are making abortion seem like less of a problem than
The thing that makes Lia’s speech so powerful is her creative use of the appeal to emotion; pathos. She shows the reader the dark and ugly side of abortion and how people are making abortion seem like less of a problem than