Tom Robinson's Ethos Argument

When Atticus makes the statement that Tom Robinson has served time, he is making an ethos argument on behalf of Tom. He is proving Tom has nothing to hide, and he tells the truth. When Atticus makes the closing statement where he speaks to the fact that there is no evidence that Tom could have committed the crime he was accused of besides two eyewitnesses with highly improbable testimonies, he makes a logos argument. He is stating the facts and trying to shed light on the truth, which was only spoken by Tom. When Atticus argues against the common opinion that Tom, because he is black, does not have the capacity to feel sorry for someone, simply because of his race, and makes a pathos argument. It is a pathos argument because he is propelling