ce reads: "At thirteen I was alone
             and afraid." Immediately the reader feels a familiarity and sentiment.
             We've all been thirteen, alone, and afraid. Moreover, focusing his
             attention on youth evokes pathos, for people tend to sympathize more with
             innocent children than with toughened adults. All the examples Jones uses
             in the article pertain primarily to children, the focal subject of the
             Moreover, Jones evokes pathos by portraying himself as a victim,
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