those with the wealth for the misfortunes of those of thepoor leading the poor to be criminals. Again stated earlier, inDarrows eyes if this world could only possess true equality allcrime would be abolished and all jails and prisoners could bedisregarded. He uses a good choice of words that seem to grab atthe reader allowing the reader to sympathize and feel the pain ofthe poverty stricken, and the prisoners. Through drastic tone andpitch Darrow uses, his quotes are influential and go straight tothe readers heart and mind.The ethos of Darrow is quite a touchy subject. Although hewas a lawyer for several years he obtains no solid evidence, onlywell worded statements and descriptions that place thoughts andvisions into ones head. His words possess great power and onecould be easily influenced by them. It is now in the readers handto formulate their own opinion and decide whether or not their istruth in Darrows accusations. The reader must rely solely on thefact that Darrow is in the legal profession and has insideinformation on what truly transpires.Darrows theories can be summed up almost as easily as theywere first introduced. He feels that the only way to get rid ofcrimes and criminals is to abandon it all. The only way that thisworld will rid of the misdeed that goes on is to create a pureworld with absolute equality....
