Henry shows extreme emotion at the end of the speech, using pathos to persuade listeners.
We can reach its conclusion because:
- Pathos is a rhetorical device, used in speeches to stimulate public sentimentality, persuading listeners to support the words of the speaker.
- At the end of Henry's speech, pathos is used very imposingly.
- This is because Henry reinforces the idea that the fight against England was essential for the listeners' lives, as it would be better to die than to live without freedom, as they are living.
These words, stimulate patriotism, the feeling of rejection of England, and the feeling of responsibility with freedom and well-being. This encouraged listeners to support and participate in the war that would give them freedom.
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