Describe the importance of ambiguity in a literary allegory

When an author writes, he or she hopes the audience will connect to the work and that a viewpoint may be challenged or changed. ... Using ambiguous words or ideas allows the audience to interpret more than one meaning in the sentence, thus allowing for more than one interpretation in the writing itself.

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When an author writes, he or she hopes the audience will connect to the work and that a viewpoint may be challenged or changed. ... Using ambiguous words or ideas allows the audience to interpret more than one meaning in the sentence, thus allowing for more than one interpretation in the writing itself

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the answer is both an appeal to ethos and logos (if that's what your question options were)

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