Question

pathos/ethos/tone: examine creons concluding statements. look at the highlighted words. what tone would referring to himself in this way create? what emotions would this create in the audience? how does this tone build his credibility?

Explanation:

Analyzing tone involves examining word - choice and self - reference to understand how it evokes emotions in the audience and builds credibility. Pathos appeals to emotions and ethos to credibility. The way Creon refers to himself can create a sense of authority or humility, which in turn affects the audience's emotional response and perception of his trustworthiness.

Answer:

The tone created by Creon's self - reference can vary (e.g., authoritative, humble). It can evoke emotions like respect, pity, or trust in the audience. If he presents himself as knowledgeable and in control, it can build his credibility as a leader. If he shows humility, it can make him seem relatable and trustworthy.