purposes. A farce also teach you, cousin, to Vegas during his refers to an entire command the bachelor party. as the branch of works as well devil...And I can teach movie progresses the as the characteristic thee, coz, to shame lead characters find a involved in such the devil--by telling the baby, Mike Tyson's literature. (Cole 2) truth. Tell truth and tiger, and a nude Asian shame the devil." man with fighting skills (Henry IV) In this short in the back of their car. comedic moment of All of these is highly Shakespeare's exaggerated for creation, two men comedic purposes and quarrel over spirits and to entertain the the devil, but they are audience. depicted as fools, stumbling over their thoughts and reaching a parodic conclusion to tell the truth and shame the devil. pathetic fallacy Giving human emotions apothecary The popular brand “The and feelings to an came, and having Bags” is a “Glad inanimate or inhuman examined his patient, pathetic fallacy. object [much like said, as he Obviously trash bags personification]. It supposed, that she cannot be glad, but should be noted that had caught a violent because they are easy the term pathetic, here, cold...” (Pride & to use and endure a lot alludes to pathos rather Prejudice) Violence is of weight, they leave the than the pejorative an emotion felt by customer feeling glad. pathetic. (Nestor 5) humans. This emotion is given to an inanimate object (the cold) to describe its ferocity. pathos Usually used in In Shakespeare’s In the movie Perks “The literature to evoke the and Juliet” of Being a Wallflower” “Romeo audience to have a pathos is used when the main character is feeling of sympathy, Romeo makes his last starting his first year of pity, or compassion soliloquy about his high school and he towards the main love for Juliet when he doesn’t make any characters in novels or sees and believes that friends the first day of main characters in films she is dead and thinks his freshman year or TV shows. (Odar 5) that he must die also. except his english never from this teacher. During lunch “And palace of dim night he sits by himself
purposes. A farce also refers to an entire branch of works as well as the characteristic involved in such literature. (Cole 2) teach you, cousin, to command the devil...And I can teach thee, coz, to shame the devil--by telling the truth. Tell truth and shame the devil." (Henry IV) In this short comedic moment of Shakespeare's creation, two men quarrel over spirits and the devil, but they are depicted as fools, stumbling over their thoughts and reaching a parodic conclusion to tell the truth and shame the devil. Vegas during his bachelor party. as the movie progresses the lead characters find a baby, Mike Tyson's tiger, and a nude Asian man with fighting skills in the back of their car. All of these is highly exaggerated for comedic purposes and to entertain the audience. pathetic fallacy Giving human emotions and feelings to an inanimate or inhuman object [much like personification]. It should be noted that the term pathetic, here, alludes to pathos rather than the pejorative pathetic. (Nestor 5) “The apothecary came, and having examined his patient, said, as he supposed, that she had caught a violent cold...” (Pride & Prejudice) Violence is an emotion felt by humans. This emotion is given to an inanimate object (the cold) to describe its ferocity. The popular brand “Glad Bags” is a pathetic fallacy. Obviously trash bags cannot be glad, but because they are easy to use and endure a lot of weight, they leave the customer feeling glad. pathos Usually used in literature to evoke the audience to have a feeling of sympathy, pity, or compassion towards the main characters in novels or main characters in films or TV shows. (Odar 5) In Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” pathos is used when Romeo makes his last soliloquy about his love for Juliet when he sees and believes that she is dead and thinks that he must die also. “And never from this palace of dim night In the movie “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” the main character is starting his first year of high school and he doesn’t make any friends the first day of his freshman year except his english teacher. During lunch he sits by himself
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