Lesson 8 – Pathetic Fallacy

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Lesson 8 – Pathetic Fallacy Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Lesson 8 – Pathetic Fallacy 1

Pathetic Fallacy Objectives: To introduce/recap pathetic fallacy To read and discuss chapters 7 and 8 To analyse Stevenson’s use of language

Reading Read up to the end of chapter 8. What happens? What is the weather like?

What is pathetic fallacy? Pathetic fallacy is a form of personification where natural or inanimate objects are given human characteristics. It is used in many art forms. Painters, writers and film makers all use pathetic fallacy to create mood, express a theme or build tension. For example, in a film the weather may reflect the character’s emotions. This is pathetic fallacy. Some examples are shown on the following slide…

Lord of the Rings – The finale Lord of the Rings – Rohirrim Battle Pathetic Fallacy Click on the images below to watch 5 movie clips. Explain how the film makers use pathetic fallacy in each scene. Click The Hitcher Lord of the Rings – The finale Lord of the Rings – Rohirrim Battle Titanic

Complete the table below. Pathetic Fallacy Complete the table below. Movie clip Weather Effect created Click Heavy rain Creates an appropriately poignant and sombre mood as the character dies. Lord of the Rings battle scene Lord of the Rings ending The Hitcher Titanic

Thunder, lightening, heavy rain Pathetic Fallacy Do you agree? Movie clip Weather Effect created Click Heavy rain Creates an appropriately poignant and sombre mood as the character dies. Lord of the Rings battle scene Dark storm clouds Adds a dark mood and a sense of foreboding. Lord of the Rings ending Bright, golden sunset Sunlight suggests hope and optimism at the end of a movie filled with dark scenes. The Hitcher Thunder, lightening, heavy rain Builds suspense and helps to establish a tense, nerve-jangling atmosphere. Titanic Beautiful sunset Creates a romantic backdrop fitting for two characters falling in love.

Pathetic fallacy in literature Re-read the opening few pages of Chapter 8. What is the weather like? How does it create mood and atmosphere? How does it emphasise the character’s emotions? How does it provide hints about the plot?

Pathetic Fallacy Write a paragraph explaining how Stevenson uses pathetic fallacy in Chapter 8 of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

Plenary Volunteers read out their paragraph to the class. The rest of the class will provide constructive criticism based around the following questions: What is good about it? How could it be improved?