Logos, ethos, and pathos

In the excerpt from her memoir Untamed, Glennon Doyle primarily appeals to pathos and ethos to support her argument.

Pathos

Doyle appeals to the reader's emotions by vividly describing Tabitha's captivity and the longing she feels for her natural instincts and freedom. Through powerful language and imagery, Doyle elicits sympathy for Tabitha's condition, as well as for her own journey of breaking free from societal expectations and rediscovering her true self. The emotions of longing, restlessness, and the desire for freedom may be recognizable for readers who find themselves in a similar situation, creating a powerful emotional connection.

Doyle also appeals to pathos by sharing a personal story of the moment when she first met her future wife. This story helps to show the intense joy and conte...