The document provides learning objectives and information about pathetic fallacy, which is describing weather or the environment as reflecting a character's mood. It discusses using adjectives to describe feelings and matching them with appropriate weather. Examples are provided of happy children with gentle weather and angry feelings with rain. Students are prompted to analyze passages using pathetic fallacy and to write their own paragraph applying this technique.
The document provides learning objectives and information about pathetic fallacy, which is describing weather or the environment as reflecting a character's mood. It discusses using adjectives to describe feelings and matching them with appropriate weather. Examples are provided of happy children with gentle weather and angry feelings with rain. Students are prompted to analyze passages using pathetic fallacy and to write their own paragraph applying this technique.
The document provides learning objectives and information about pathetic fallacy, which is describing weather or the environment as reflecting a character's mood. It discusses using adjectives to describe feelings and matching them with appropriate weather. Examples are provided of happy children with gentle weather and angry feelings with rain. Students are prompted to analyze passages using pathetic fallacy and to write their own paragraph applying this technique.
Learning Objective: I will understand Pathetic Fallacy and use it in my own writing
I will be able to link emotion and weather
appropriately and effectively I will be able identify and describe the effects of pathetic fallacy I will be able to use pathetic fallacy in my own writing creatively and appropriately Pathetic Fallacy This is when the weather or environment mirrors the mood. In text for example: ‘smiling skies’, ‘angry winds’ The man feels angry possibly crying, so the weather is pouring rain and thundery. The children are playful/happy, the environment is relaxed and gentle What are the emotions? What is the weather/environment? If this image was described in a book….what would you expect the characters to be feeling? If this image was described in a book….what would you expect the characters to be feeling? How is Victor Frankenstein feeling? How can you tell? (Frankenstein, Chapter 5) Morning, dismal and wet, at length dawned and discovered to my sleepless and aching eyes the church of Ingolstadt, its white steeple and clock, which indicated the sixth hour. The porter opened the gates of the court, which had that night been my asylum, and I issued into the streets, pacing them with quick steps, as if I sought to avoid the wretch whom I feared every turning of the street would present to my view. I did not dare return to the apartment . which I inhabited, but felt impelled to hurry on, although drenched by the rain which poured from the black and comfortless sky. If you had to look back over today, what type of weather would your day be? Decide on the emotion you want to portray in your work. (Anger/ fury/ hopelessness/ happiness/ loneliness)
Write a brief paragraph, like Victor Frankenstein, using Pathetic
Fallacy.
The sky looked…
Clouds formed ahead like… Self assessment Which one did you achieve? I will be able to link emotion and weather appropriately and effectively I will be able identify and describe the effects of pathetic fallacy I will be able to use pathetic fallacy in my own writing creatively and appropriately