Persuade In The Use Of Force

To persuade is to induce to believe by appealing to reason or understanding; in other words, to convince. We all like to convince people to do what we want, but it's really all about how we do what we do to persuade someone. There are different methods to persuade someone such as in “The Use of Force” by William Carlos Williams where the characters persuade one another just like someone in modern day society would.
In “The Use of Force”, the doctor finds Mathilda to be “an unusually attractive little thing and as strong as a heifer in appearance” (Williams 1) but Mathilda gives the doctor a distrustful look. The way the characters interact with each other shows how similar they are, stubborn. At first the doctor acted nice to the girl and tried to look as presentable as possible. He wanted to give her a convincing expression. So she would
She convinced him that nothing was wrong but after she started getting a fever she couldn't hide her sickness. You can try to convince someone of something but most people will not listen to you. The doctor was so sure that she had diphtheria he was determined to prove it. And there it was both tonsils covered with membrane she had fought valiantly to keep me from knowing her secret. After the doctor found out what was wrong with her her improved it, Mathilda was mad. But with the evidence the doctor had it was very difficult to deny without calling into question that validity of the evidence. So the doctor was able to convince and prove to Mathilda parents that she was dying. In modern day society, persuasion is used in some other forms as in the use of force. The met the zeros in the use of force or more of emotions fears rhetorical questions evidence and attacks. Society likes to convince each other with the similar methods that William used in his story because it's the most common