The speakers point of view is first person in lieu of the fact that diction such as "I" and "my" are utilized.
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The town's "usual disease" is racism. Atticus is afraid that his children will be swept up by the craziness and swayed by public opinion.
<span>The lawyer losses his energy, his drive and his motivation to pursue his perceived entitlements to one who is rather humbled and reserved. He relinquishes his boisterous demeanor in exchange for a more held back and empathetic poise. His wild drive to accumulate wealth is replaced by a reprehensible attitude towards material objects.</span>
King’s claim is that segregation must end.
King uses grounds and warrant to strengthen his claim.
King provides opponents’ counterclaims.
King rebuts counterclaims with strong language and facts.
King provides a conclusion.
