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Pathos refers to the aspects of a literary work that elicit pity from the audience. Effective use of pathos is generally more understated rather than exaggerated. Stage directions provide specific instructions for a play, including sets, characterization, and delivery. They are written in italics or parenthesized within dialogue. A subplot is a secondary narrative line that explores different ideas from the main plot and can create more complex characters, reflect and enhance the main plot, influence its direction, or provide comic relief.
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4 pathos-stagedirections-subplot
- 1. PATHOS Greek for “suffering” The aspects of a literary work that elicit pity from the audience Pathos is generally more effective when suffering is understated as opposed to exaggerated.
- 2. PATHOS Effective use of pathos from Toy Story 3
- 3. STAGE DIRECTIONS The specific instructions a playwright includes concerning sets, characterization, delivery, etc. Stage directions are put in italics. Stage directions within dialogue are (italicized and parenthesized).
- 4. STAGE DIRECTIONS Two types: • Actor directions • Stage directions/production information
- 5. High-action stories, like Spiderman, often come with a subplot concerning interpersonal relationships SUBPLOT A secondary plot that explores ideas different from the main plot Remember ‘sub-’ means ‘under’ or ‘beneath’
- 6. SUBPLOTS: • Create more lifelike characters • Reflect and enhance action of main plot • Influence the direction of the main plot • Provide comic relief