<span>The correct answer is the last statement. This
excerpt suggests that Hamlet admires Pyrrhus and wants to follow his example.
Hamlet is aware that Claudius killed his uncle and that it’s his duty to avenge
his father, but he overthinks every little step (for example: he didn’t kill
Claudius because it appeared like he was praying and he didn’t want him to go
to heaven). Unlike him, Pyrrhus avenges his father, without any doubt, by brutally
killing King Prius which is why Hamlet wants to follow his example.</span>
Answer:
Wiesel uses the pathos appeal in his speech to evoke emotions in his audience. Wiesel uses the ethos appeal in his speech to establish his credibility with the audience.
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