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Logos: "Pythagoras was misunderstood, and Socrates, and Jesus, and Luther, and Copernicus, and Galileo, and Newton, and every pure and wise spirit that ever took flesh." This logically appeals to the reader, since so many great minds trusted themselves and were once misunderstood. There is no reason why everyone should not have faith in their own abilities no matter the criticism.

Pathos: "not cowards fleeing before a revolution,... under the Almighty effort, let us advance on Chaos and Dark." This appeals to one pathetically because people with trust in themselves are brave enough to continue on with their actions. However, those that are not self-reliant are "cowards", so this leaves the reader to question the type of person they are.

Ethos: "Society is a joint-stock company in which the members agree... to surrender the liberty and culture of the eater," This appeals to one's ethics, since those in society often follow the majority instead of following their own minds. When one's character is questioned, people discover their true colors.

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From Tom Petty's song, I Won't Back Down, the lyrics "No I'll stand my ground" resemble Emerson's belief that one must "Trust thyself". When one stands by their beliefs, then they are self-reliant. Others are not necessary to believe something when people have trust in themselves.

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This picture displays the idea that "envy is ignorance;". While Phelps focuses on winning, le Clos focuses on his opponent rather than relying on his own abilities.

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Ali was greatly criticized for refusing to go into the army when drafted for the Vietnam war. He voiced that he in his religion of Islam that killing was something he could not do and would not do. The Vietnam war was not his fight.  He spoke "in words as hard as cannon balls," Ali was "sure to be misunderstood." However, "To be great is to be misunderstood." He stuck to his beliefs and relied on himself to power through the criticism no matter the cost (A three year suspension from boxing in the prime of his career). He demonstrated to society that it is not necessary to follow the social norms.

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Louden Swain has strong mental toughness and a great work ethic. This allows him to push himself  to breaking points in order to be successful in matches. He has an obsession with the sport of wrestling, which makes him work hard everyday. He knows that in order to achieve his goal of becoming a state champion, he must put in the work himself. Swain understood that ''envy was ignorance" and he needed to rely on himself to accomplish his goals. He was "relieved and gay" only when he put in the "work and done his best;".