GCSE Secondary English Age 13-17 - Vocabulary: Pathetic Fallacy - Explained

The video explains the concept of pathetic fallacy, where writers depict a character's inner emotions through natural phenomena. An example given is how a storm can symbolize a character's turmoil.

How can a writer use natural phenomena to represent a character's emotions?

What role does bad weather play in representing a character's turmoil?

Can you provide an example of how a storm might symbolize a character's internal conflict?

In what ways can natural events enhance the emotional depth of a narrative?

Discuss the significance of using environmental elements to reflect character emotions in literature.