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Cassius uses emotionally driven words to change Brutus’s mind about Caesar.  Mark Anthony is appealing to their love of Rome and Caesar for being a strong military leader

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that they both used emotionally driven speeches

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that they both used emotionally driven speeches

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Mark Antony uses pathos to change the Rome citizen’s minds about Caesar and how he was using his power for the good of the people of Rome.

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Mark Antony uses pathos to change the Rome citizen’s minds about Caesar and how he was using his power for the good of the people of Rome.

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Cassius uses pathos to manipulate Brutus into siding with him.

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Cassius uses pathos to manipulate Brutus into siding with him.

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Cassius tell Brutus about how Caesar doesn't deserve to be at the top because Brutus is equal, but Antony tells everyone that the conspirators were bad.

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They both dishonor each other talking about how each of them are bad

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Cassius used ethos, and appealed to Brutus' credibility over Caesar. Mark Antony also used ethos by talking about Caesar's good deeds, but also uses ethos when lying about Caesar's will. Mark Antony used Caesar's credibility and also appealed to the emotional side of the citizens.

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One difference I saw between Cassius and Antony's manipulations was the Antony used a lot of sarcasm in his speech when he declared 5-6 that "Brutus is an honorable man." However I don't recall Cassius being sarcastic as much as Antony was.

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Mark Anthony also used the same tactic of pointing at how caesar/conspirators are not good for rome, as they would either ruin it or kill someone that would make rome great

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Mark Anthony also used the same tactic of pointing at how caesar/conspirators are not good for rome, as they would either ruin it or kill someone that would make rome great

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Mark Antony uses his manipulation by throwing shade at Brutus and Cassius, while Cassius uses manipulation by flattering Brutus and using logic.

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Mark Antony uses his manipulation by throwing shade at Brutus and Cassius, while Cassius uses manipulation by flattering Brutus and using logic.

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mark antony was used more pathos in his speach and cassius used more ethos 

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mark antony was used more pathos in his speach and cassius used more ethos 

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mark Antony talked about all the good things caesar had done and why he did not deserve to die he also explains caesars long and painfull death in detail. while cassuis tells a (relliable) story about ceasers weakness and how he had to save him.

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Both Cassius'es and Mark Antony's have similarities. They both argue that the other is dishonorable. They are trying to persuade the Roman Citizens in any way possible. They use credibility to use that as a factor to make it look like they are the better person.

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they are both making each other look like bad people. I think it is interesting that they are naming negative things about each other instead of positive things about themselves.

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Both Cassius and Mark Antony persuaded their target by using Ethos and trying to make themselves more credible.

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Both Cassius and Mark Antony persuaded their target by using Ethos and trying to make themselves more credible.

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A difference I see between their manipulation is that Cassius used logos to persuade Brutus, and Mark Antony used ethos to manipulate the Roman citizens.

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Both Cassius and Mark Antony use pathos. Cassius uses pathos by relating directly to Brutus on an emotional level, talking about how Brutus himself could really help Rome evolve. Brutus falls victim to this manipulation technique and ends up going with Cassius. Antony uses pathos by speaking emotionally to the crowd and relating to all of them. He talks about how Caesar cared for every single Roman citizen to convey his point that Brutus is in the wrong.

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I think they both use logos because both state facts to persuade Brutus and the Roman citizens. For example, Mark Antony reads some things from Caesar's will that says 75 drachmas will be given to every Roman citizen. This proved that Caesar actually cared for the citizens and convinced the citizens to go against Brutus.

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Cassius manipulated Brutus into seeing Caesar as dishonorable and ambitious. Cassius also talked about how Brutus was just as much of a suitable leader as Caesar. Mark Antony manipulates the citizens by telling them about Caesar's good deeds, and asking if he was really ambitious. Mark Antony also implies that the conspirators wanted power.

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they both highlight the things they want. Cassius highlights the negativity of Caesar while Antony does the opposite.

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One similarity between Cassius' manipulation and Antony's manipulation was that they both used specific stories to push their points across the table. Cassius used stories portraying Caesar as being weak (the one where Caesar had to be saved from drowning), likewise Mark Antony used the story about Caesar refusing the crown to push his point across.

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antony talked about how the conspiritors were unreliable and brutas talked about how they were relyable

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Some similarities I see between Mark Antony and Cassius is that they each use rhetorical devices to manipulate the people.

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Antony uses Pathos to cause emotional manipulation to occur. Even if Brutus was an honorable man, Antony made people feel sadness and anger against the conspirators.

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He compares the conspirator's accusations with what caesar actually did, and indirectly stated that the conspirators are not honorable.

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Cassius uses logos to manipulate Brutus to join the conspiracy. He is saying that Caesar was hungry for power and had ambitious qualities. He also implied that Caesars health wasn't good enough to become a ruler.

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He uses all the emotion of all the good things Caesar has done to persuade the citizens

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Cassius manipulates Brutus to join the conspiracy using logos.

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as mrs perry said pathos stands for pathetic and he used things in a way to make him seem pathetic

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he uses facts and his knowledge to persuade Brutus to join him.

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Antony uses Pathos by appealing to the emotion of the audience as well as ethos by talking about all the good things Caesar has done and all of his accomplishments.

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He manipulates Brutus by using logic and facts

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Mark Antony reminds all of the Roman people how much they loved ceaser and his emotions toward poor people.

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They used forged letters from citizens as a proof that caesar is not good for rome.

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Mark Antony manipulates the Roman citizens to get them to turn against Brutus by using pathos to persuade the citizens emotionally. Mark Antony explains how Caesar was not as ambitious as Brutus said and that he would have helped the Roman citizens according to his will. This would make the citizens regret supporting Brutus and his idea of Caesar's death.

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Mark Antony uses ethos by downgrading the credibility of Brutus thru sarcasm while raising his credibility through questioning Brutus' assertions about Caesar being ambitious.

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He is trying to persuade Brutes to join him

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He makes an emotional speech to stir up the Roman people

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He uses flattery to persuade brutus to join him

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he tried to convince him by using logic and facts.

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Antony used pathos to manipulate the citizens of rome, because he treated the conspiritors like extremists or morrally wrong, or heartless

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Mark Antony used ethos on the Roman citizens to turn their back on Brutus. He talked about all the good things Caesar had done and said that Brutus lied to their faces.

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mark antiny

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Mark Antony reminds all the Roman citizens how they all loved and idolized Caesar and how he would cry for the poor.

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I recall remembering how Cassius compared Brutus to Caesar using specific anecdotes that portrayed Caesar as weak and Brutus as strong. One of the stories was how Cassius had to save Caesar from drowning in water which showed how weak Caesar was and how strong Brutus was.

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Mark Antony uses logos to manipulate the Roman citizens by listing Caesars achievements to prove that Caesar was not ambitious in the way Brutus says he was ambitious.

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Cassius manipulates Brutus to get him to join the conspiracy by using logos and telling Brutus how Caesar is not worthy enough to be the king of Rome. He states facts that Caesar did that would prove him not being a good king.

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Cassius uses logic to persuade Brutus to join him, saying it is for the better of Rome. He uses rationality to show the bad things Caesar had done/would do for Rome.

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Cassius

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Mark Antony used ethos to manipulate the Roman citizens to turn against. Brutus. Mark Antony told the citizens about all of Caesar's good deeds and lied about Caesar's will.

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Cassius tries to persuade Brutus for him to join the conspiracy. It worked and he convinced Brutus.

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Cassius told Brutus about a weakened view of Caesar, and that he is not worthy of the crown. He is reasonable and that Brutus believes him.

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Cassuis used logos to manpulate Brutas to join the conspiracy because he talks about the facts about Caesar, he tells stories of, Caesars weakness.