Sara Kay urged the fact that everyone should be themselves. Not only everyone, but if she should have a daughter, her daughter should be herself through anything she may go through.
Life will not always be easy. In fact, life will knock you down, just to knock you down again when you get back up. In telling her daughter that life knocks you down only to knock you down again when you get back up, she is telling her a life lesson. Rather than trying to save her, she is warning her what may happen, then going to be there to comfort her when it is needed. Sara Kay used pathos and logos. In using pathos she is using your emotions, as this warrant makes you think. Some people may have already experienced this in life, or are thinking when this does happen, you need to get back up. You should never stay down. In using logos, the author is using logic. It is logical that life will not always be happy, but come with some sad times. In saying these things she used plain folks and bandwagon. She is talking to everyone in what she is saying, and also hoping everyone will take in what she is saying.
Everyone is going to have hard times throughout their life. But the fact of the matter is, nobody will be there to save you when you are in your darkest…show more content… Sara Kay will always be there for her daughter and refuse to ever give up even if she is declined. Another words, no matter how many times she is sent away she will always be back. Logos is used here, because it is a logical statement that the ocean refuses to stop kissing the shoreline. Also, pathos is used here because this is an inspirational thing that is referring to being denied yet never giving up. Kay is again using the rhetorical strategy plain folks, as she is speaking to everyone. She is also using bandwagon because she hopes those around her will follow the advice
