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death, hopelessness, and spiritualaridity
the desert
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a pari of lovers who's relationship is often frowned by outside forces
starcrossed lovers
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an elder with wisdom
wise old man
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someone who by long study has gains wisdom
the scholar
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a loving and nuturing person
angel
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a symbol of force, temptation, and evil
the serpent
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someone who serves his country
soldier
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the character who represents evil
the devil
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a person trained to coplete in sports
athlete
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very protective, cares for his child strongly
the father
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a person ingaged in one or more broad spectrums
artist
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hero that tries to bring hero out of chaos
sun
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the proccess of gathering a crop
harvest
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mr.jones- the neglectiful ruler
nicholas the II-the neglectiful ruler
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old major- wanted all animals to be equal and came up with animalism.
Karl Marx-communist and came up with marxism.
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snowball-industrialize farm
leon troksky-industrialize russia
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nepolean-runs of snowball and used the puppies as the secret police and killed anyone who wasn't trustworthy
joseph stalin-runs troksky off and used secret police and killed anyone who disagreed
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squealer-used propagandha to back up everything
propagandha-no western newspaper
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boxer-the hard worker and was very trustworthy to their master
people who stand for revolution
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when was nostalgia used in animal farm?
when molly was missing the sugar cubes that the humans gave her and her ribbons
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when was simplification used in animal farm?
when the animals would say,"all humans are the enemy."
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when was euphemism used in animal farm?
when they killed animals, but made it seem like it was better for them and when squeler would change the commandments then explain it to the animals to make it sound good.
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when was charisma used in animal farm?
when squeler and nepolean gave speeches or explained something.
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when was slippery slope used in animal farm?
when napoleon used to say what was gone happen after snoball was gone.
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when was name calling used in animal farm?
when napoleon would talk about snowball
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slippery slope
an arguement saying that something negative will happen if an event befor it occurs
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nostalgia
a portal emotion, homesickness, and yearning for the past
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wesal words
an equivocal word used to deprice a statement of its force or to evade a direct commitment
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simplification (stereotyping)
reducing a complex situation to an easy choice involving good or evil
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plain folks
someone they can trust and who has their interest at heart
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transfer propagandha
often used in wartimes and politics
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appeal to emotion
plays on a person's emotions and getting people to follow you by getting them emotional
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glittering generalities
emotional appealing words like "coke goes better with everything."
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euphemism
makes something bad sound good
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charisma
a magnetic charm or appeal
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ad homonym
when you attack the messenger instead of the factual arguement, because you can't win the arguement
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assertion
an energetic statement presented as a fact although it's not necessarily true.
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straw man
to distract your opponent by using a twisted version of their arguement.
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name calling
negative words that are used to create an unfavorable opinion of the competition in the viewer's mind
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the big lie
the idea is that you keep repeating the same lie over and overm until people believe it.
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loaded words
words that attempts to influence the listener or reader by appealing to emotion
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diversion (splitting the issue)
any maneuver aimed at getting the listener off of the original subject and focus on another
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card stacking
presenting only the positive facts but not the negative
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scape goat
singling out one person to make them seem like the bad person
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experts
helps to promote products by using their reputation
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cause vs. correlation
try to convince the consumer that an event is directly caused by something else
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the lesser of the two evils
tries to convience us of an idea or proposal by presenting it as the lest offensive.
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dramatic irony
when the reader knows something about the plot that the characters don't
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verbal irony
the use of language to express the opposite of its literal meaning
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situational irony
when people and events come together in situations creating a tension between expected and real situations.
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symbolism
when the author uses an object in or reference to add deeper meaning to a story
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direct chraracterization
when the author tells what the character is like
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indirect characterization
means the author develops the character through their actions, thoughts, appearance, or other characters reactions
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