Group-Eric, Alli, Chris_1

Group-Eric, Alli, Chris_1

1. Ethos (to appeal to trust) (Eric)

   • "But what trade art though? Answer me directly" (1:1:12).
   • "Truly, sir, all that I live by is with the awl" (1:1:21).
   • "Peace, ho! Caesar speaks" (1:2:2).

2. Logos (to appeal to logic) (Alli)

   • "Beware the ides of March" (I.ii.21).
     • This quote has historical analogies behind it. This is warning someone that they are going to get hurt on March 15.
   • "O name him not! Let us break with him, for he will never follow anything that older men begin" (II.i.162)
     • This quote has abstract language. I think it is saying that they should not let Caesar treat them any differently.
   • "I was born as free as Caesar" (I.ii.104)
     • This quote is an informed opinion. This quote is saying that people should not treat Caesar any differently than they would treat a common person because they were all born the same way Caesar was.

3. Pathos (to appeal to emotion) (Chris)

   • "I pray you" (1:2:344).
   • "That Caesar looks so sad" (1:2:310).
   • "That you do love me, I am nothing jealous" (1:2:253).