Anthony uses a logical appeal. She builds an argument based on the preamble of the Constitution—explaining that the Constitution's promise to "secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves" cannot be achieved as long as half of the country's population is not allowed to vote. Statements like "It was we, the people; not we, the white male citizens" and "To them [women who can't vote] this government is not a democracy" help her make her point.

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Antony uses the constitution itself to debate the arguments that only white men should have the right to vote. She makes extensive use of the logos, stating that the constitution allowed white women and black women and men to vote, so those who refused to allow that vote were committing a crime against the constitution and promoting national retrogression.

She misses her grandfather, who had protected her in the woods. She is confused about who he is because of his appearance. She is trying to be bold to show that she is not afraid of him. She is trying to trick him into seeing her as a person instead of a meal.

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