Nonetheless, they manage to bring him back peacefully, where it is revealed Revise is actually his son, and the Pathetic Fallacy is his father.
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Mopsus first laments Daphnis as a godlike figure whose death has caused all of nature to mourn ( a pathetic fallacy conventional in pastoral elegies ).
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The pathetic fallacy makes this strange appearance : " But his thoughts didn't give a ( expletive deleted ) about his needs at the moment ."
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The old order was beginning to be replaced by the new just as Ruskin addressed the matter, and the use of the pathetic fallacy markedly began to disappear.
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Gary the Pathetic Fallacy informs Jack of the facts after a mysterious, old man shows up and plunges the sword Excalibur through Jack's chest ( and dies shortly thereafter ).
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When Jack Frost arrives to slay the dragon ( not realizing the dragon is his biological father ), the Pathetic Fallacy rushes to Jack Horner's defense, destroying the Fulminate Blade.
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For example, it employs literary devices, such as pathetic fallacy ( attribution of human-like traits to impersonal forces or inanimate objects ), which are not as common in modern reference texts.
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Gadol loves the pathetic fallacy : nights, drought, disease, and harvests run parallel to every emotional development in this often overwrought book, a structural simple-mindedness that helps to destroy what little sympathy he builds.
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Taylor believes that tools have personalities, despite Ruskin's warning against committing the pathetic fallacy, or attributing human characteristics to inanimate objects . ( " Being dead, Ruskin is arguably inanimate these days; thus I refute him,"
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Ruskin coined the term " pathetic fallacy " to attack the sentimentality that was common to the poetry of the late 18th century, and which was rampant among poets including Burns, Blake, Wordsworth, Shelley and Keats.
