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Pathos

Definition:

Snowball

Napoleon

Squealer

Other Characters

Examples

“At the graveside, Snowball made a

“Squealer was sent to make the

“The general feeling on the farm was

little speech, emphasizing the need for

necessary explanations to the

well expressed in a poem entitled

all animals to be ready to die for

others … surely there is no one

‘Comrade Napoleon,’ which was

Animal Farm if need be” (30).

among you who wants to see Jones

composed by Minimus” (65).

come back?” (25).

“Moses said in Sugar Candy Mountain it

“Let us make it a point of honor

“One false step, and our enemies would be

was Sunday seven days a week, clover

upon us. Surely, comrades, you do not

to get in the harvest more quickly

was in season all the year found, and

want Jones back” (39).

than Jones and his men could do”

lump sugar and linseed cake grew on the

hedges” (12)

(18).

“Besides in those days they had always been

slaves and now they were free, and that made

all the difference, as Squealer did not fail to

point out” (77).

“It was the most affecting sight I had ever seen!

I was at his bedside at the very last. And at the

end almost to weak to speak, he whispered in

my ear that his sole sorrow was to have passed

before the windmill was finished” (85)

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