The use of rhetoric devices will better persuade an audience to choose a side on a situation. It is better to persuade someone when you have good points of evidence, and use a smart tactic to make them feel a certain way. In Shakespeare’s Play, Julius Caesar, Mark Antony uses persuasive techniques to persuade the citizens of Rome to believe that Caesar’s murder was not justified. Through the use of logos, verbal irony, and rhetorical questions, Antony effectively persuades the Roman citizens that Brutus and the conspirators murdered Caesar without justification. Antony’s appeal to the logos of the people is a great method of persuasion. First, Antony uses logos to appeal to the logic of the people of Rome to persuade them to join his side.