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In Stephen Lewis’s Pandemic, I'm impressed by his using of Pathos appeal.
Pathos is an appeal to the reader’s emotions. Lewis is successfully using this strategy to strike my sympathy and sadness to the children in Africa. Lewis explains how HIV/AIDS has created concern in Africa and specifically on its people. For example, Parents are forced to watch their children die and do nothing. Also, children are forced to take care for their parents with illness and family even though they are only children. Those tragedy is playing every second in Africa. However, Lewis still holds strongly to his belief that hope is always there. With the attention and caring from all over the world, Africa is still going forward despite its fragility.
Question: Do u have another example of the using of Pathos appeal in Stephen Lewis’s Pandemic