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Start by carefully considering the context and occasion of the letter, both as personal correspondence and as read outloud by Mark Twain to an audience. Then, discuss its purpose and how the interaction among speaker, audience, and subject affects the text. How does this letter appeal to ethos, pathos, and logos? Finally, how effective do you belive Kellerś letter is, and why?

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