In the conclusion to a literary analysis, it is important to
a. convince readers that your perspective is correct.
b. give readers something to think about later.
c. acknowledge that you used other sources for your essay.
d. provide one last solid piece of evidence that supports your thesis.

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In the passage from her address to the troops at Tilbury, Queen Elizabeth I makes appeals to ethos and pathos. To encourage her troops, she explains that she supports and relies on them, and she tries to stir their feelings of loyalty toward her. In the passage from the speech to Parliament, on the other hand, Elizabeth appeals to logos. She logically analyzes the lawmakers' request and reminds them of the limitations of their powers.