Brigance and Attiicus’s closing arguments both were fulfilled with many emotions. The emotional device used to reflect their arguments was mostly pathos. Pathos greatly influences people because it conveys emotion and invokes sympathetic stories. They reflected a similar tone of pathos, for example, Atticus and Brigance both use a guilting techniques to enforce the juries to feel a remorse, guilt. Atticus says to the jury, "[...] so a quiet, respectable, humble man who had the unmitigated temerity to 'feel sorry' for a white woman has had to put his word against two white people ''(Atticus). This is an example of pathos because Atticus Is making the spectators and jury feel sorry about Tom Atticus uses pathos to show how Tom Robinson, who