3 years ago

Name two ways a writer can appeal to pathos

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A writer can appeal to pathos in two actually very simple ways that most people don't even realize:
Having slow or somber music can cause listeners to begin to feel sad, therefore starting to have pity.
Another popular way is by telling a somber story (aka a sob story) to appeal to the emotions and humanity of the intended audience.

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