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1 Spooky, Scary but Educational lesson
Halloween!

2 Ethos, pathos, logos review
Ethos: Ethics - credibility Pathos: Passion - emotions Logos: Logic – facts

3 Chart! Split your paper into 3 sections and title them: Ethos Pathos
Logos

4 For each of the video clips:
Identify the ethos, pathos and logos used to scare you (or for the effect of the clip!) Be sure to write the number of the clip next to the notes you take on ethos, pathos and logos

5 1- The Shining

6 2. The Strangers

7 3. Pan’s Labyrinth

8 4. The Cabin in the Woods

9 5. The Walking Dead

10 6. American Horror Story

11 7. Silence of the Lambs

12 8. Sinister

13 9. Scary movie

14 Exit slip Write a paragraph with evidence from the clips that argues that either ethos, pathos or logos is the best rhetorical device used in scary movies.

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