Which best describes the appeal Kennedy makes in "Make Gentle the Life of This World"?

Kennedy’s appeal is mainly emotional: he urges listeners to respond to tragedy with compassion, understanding, and a commitment to make life gentler for others. The emphasis is on shared feelings and humane values, not on presenting logical examples, warning against protests, or relying chiefly on his own authority. Therefore, the best choice is “He mainly appeals to emotion by urging his audience to focus on compassion and understanding.”

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