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Pathos

Logos

Ethos

Rainsford is using Pathos because when he asks questions like "Don't you feel any sympathy for the people you kill?", he is trying to make General Zaroff feel ashamed. He also says "We can't be compared", to make General Zaroff feel bad.

Rainsford is using Logos by using reasoning and facts. He tells General Zafford about how him not losing a game shows that he is murdering people, and this is not right. This is an example of logos because he is arguing based on facts.

Rainsford is using Ethos because he is saying that he is an experienced hunter to establish credibility. He is telling General Zaroff that he should not hunt people either, because Rainsford has the experience and would never do it.

It’s not about how much you hunt. Don’t you feel any sympathy for the people you kill? We can’t be compared.

You are much younger than I am, Mr. Rainsford, and have not hunted as much, but perhaps you can guess the answer.

As an experienced hunter myself, I can tell you that hunting humans for sport is inhumane, sick, and disgusting

Hunting humans is a great way to cure your boredom.

It's a very fun game. I haven't lost once, and I have a collection of heads in my library.




The fact that you haven't lost before shows that this is a sign of murder. You use whatever tactic to win this "game", including using your dogs.


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Pathos

Logos

Ethos

Rainsford is using Pathos because when he asks questions like "Don't you feel any sympathy for the people you kill?", he is trying to make General Zaroff feel ashamed. He also says "We can't be compared", to make General Zaroff feel bad.

Rainsford is using Logos by using reasoning and facts. He tells General Zafford about how him not losing a game shows that he is murdering people, and this is not right. This is an example of logos because he is arguing based on facts.

Rainsford is using Ethos because he is saying that he is an experienced hunter to establish credibility. He is telling General Zaroff that he should not hunt people either, because Rainsford has the experience and would never do it.

It’s not about how much you hunt. Don’t you feel any sympathy for the people you kill? We can’t be compared.

You are much younger than I am, Mr. Rainsford, and have not hunted as much, but perhaps you can guess the answer.

As an experienced hunter myself, I can tell you that hunting humans for sport is inhumane, sick, and disgusting

Hunting humans is a great way to cure your boredom.

It's a very fun game. I haven't lost once, and I have a collection of heads in my library.




The fact that you haven't lost before shows that this is a sign of murder. You use whatever tactic to win this "game", including using your dogs.


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Pathos

Logos

Ethos

Rainsford is using Pathos because when he asks questions like "Don't you feel any sympathy for the people you kill?", he is trying to make General Zaroff feel ashamed. He also says "We can't be compared", to make General Zaroff feel bad.

Rainsford is using Logos by using reasoning and facts. He tells General Zafford about how him not losing a game shows that he is murdering people, and this is not right. This is an example of logos because he is arguing based on facts.

Rainsford is using Ethos because he is saying that he is an experienced hunter to establish credibility. He is telling General Zaroff that he should not hunt people either, because Rainsford has the experience and would never do it.

It’s not about how much you hunt. Don’t you feel any sympathy for the people you kill? We can’t be compared.

You are much younger than I am, Mr. Rainsford, and have not hunted as much, but perhaps you can guess the answer.

As an experienced hunter myself, I can tell you that hunting humans for sport is inhumane, sick, and disgusting

Hunting humans is a great way to cure your boredom.

It's a very fun game. I haven't lost once, and I have a collection of heads in my library.




The fact that you haven't lost before shows that this is a sign of murder. You use whatever tactic to win this "game", including using your dogs.


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Pathos

Logos

Ethos

Rainsford is using Pathos because when he asks questions like "Don't you feel any sympathy for the people you kill?", he is trying to make General Zaroff feel ashamed. He also says "We can't be compared", to make General Zaroff feel bad.

Rainsford is using Logos by using reasoning and facts. He tells General Zafford about how him not losing a game shows that he is murdering people, and this is not right. This is an example of logos because he is arguing based on facts.

Rainsford is using Ethos because he is saying that he is an experienced hunter to establish credibility. He is telling General Zaroff that he should not hunt people either, because Rainsford has the experience and would never do it.

It’s not about how much you hunt. Don’t you feel any sympathy for the people you kill? We can’t be compared.

You are much younger than I am, Mr. Rainsford, and have not hunted as much, but perhaps you can guess the answer.

As an experienced hunter myself, I can tell you that hunting humans for sport is inhumane, sick, and disgusting

Hunting humans is a great way to cure your boredom.

It's a very fun game. I haven't lost once, and I have a collection of heads in my library.




The fact that you haven't lost before shows that this is a sign of murder. You use whatever tactic to win this "game", including using your dogs.


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Pathos

Logos

Ethos

Rainsford is using Pathos because when he asks questions like "Don't you feel any sympathy for the people you kill?", he is trying to make General Zaroff feel ashamed. He also says "We can't be compared", to make General Zaroff feel bad.

Rainsford is using Logos by using reasoning and facts. He tells General Zafford about how him not losing a game shows that he is murdering people, and this is not right. This is an example of logos because he is arguing based on facts.

Rainsford is using Ethos because he is saying that he is an experienced hunter to establish credibility. He is telling General Zaroff that he should not hunt people either, because Rainsford has the experience and would never do it.

It’s not about how much you hunt. Don’t you feel any sympathy for the people you kill? We can’t be compared.

You are much younger than I am, Mr. Rainsford, and have not hunted as much, but perhaps you can guess the answer.

As an experienced hunter myself, I can tell you that hunting humans for sport is inhumane, sick, and disgusting

Hunting humans is a great way to cure your boredom.

It's a very fun game. I haven't lost once, and I have a collection of heads in my library.




The fact that you haven't lost before shows that this is a sign of murder. You use whatever tactic to win this "game", including using your dogs.


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  • Pathos
  • It’s not about how much you hunt. Don’t you feel any sympathy for the people you kill? We can’t be compared.
  • You are much younger than I am, Mr. Rainsford, and have not hunted as much, but perhaps you can guess the answer.
  • Logos
  • The fact that you haven't lost before shows that this is a sign of murder. You use whatever tactic to win this "game", including using your dogs.
  • It's a very fun game. I haven't lost once, and I have a collection of heads in my library.
  • Ethos
  • As an experienced hunter myself, I can tell you that hunting humans for sport is inhumane, sick, and disgusting
  • Hunting humans is a great way to cure your boredom.
  • Rainsford is using Pathos because when he asks questions like "Don't you feel any sympathy for the people you kill?", he is trying to make General Zaroff feel ashamed. He also says "We can't be compared", to make General Zaroff feel bad.
  • Rainsford is using Logos by using reasoning and facts. He tells General Zafford about how him not losing a game shows that he is murdering people, and this is not right. This is an example of logos because he is arguing based on facts.
  • Rainsford is using Ethos because he is saying that he is an experienced hunter to establish credibility. He is telling General Zaroff that he should not hunt people either, because Rainsford has the experience and would never do it.
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