Is Bryan Stevenson’s primary rhetorical purpose in Just Mercy to inform or to persuade? What clues in the novel tell you his purpose? What type(s) of evidence are used?

Is Bryan Stevenson’s primary rhetorical purpose in Just Mercy to inform or to persuade? What clues in the novel tell you his purpose? What type(s) of evidence are used? How effectively do you think he achieves this purpose? Consider specific rhetorical strategies (or appeals) he employs as well as his specific rhetorical situation—who he is as writer, the context in which the book was published, and his intended audience. Illustrate your response with a well-reasoned essay supported by specific examples from the text, including at least three direct quotes. persuade the reader