For example, he uses pathos in act 3, scene 2, line 66 to receive sympathy from the crowd. Antony specifically states “If you have tears, prepare to shed them now.” (III.ii.166) His warning could set the emotion of the crowd into a sad state. His persuasion and influence is so strong at this point that he can simply make the crowd believe that they are sad. His consistency also shows his use of logos. He does not jump from one idea to the next without connecting it to his main point. His use of pathos also shows between lines 180-200. His claim of Caesar being betrayed, angers and saddens the crowd, the crowd then rallies to take revenge for