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Pathos in Battle
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NISUS AND EURYALUS LATIN LITERATURE GCSE OCR SET TEXTS EXAM REVISION YEAR 11 A*
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nisus and euryalus
gcse
latin
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year 11
classics
literature
set texts
business/economics
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Pathos in Battle
Youth dying
E is introduced to us as beautiful and young
less experienced in battle: E
because E is caught and killed, N is killed too
poignant
futile
'both young and old'
members of society that should be protected
dramatic + tense + sad
Loss of heroes
Volcens dies
good leader
could lead 300 men
authoritative
victims of E's berzerk
Rhoetus loses his dignity
dies brutally
hides behind a large bowl
'Fadus and Herbesus... Rhoetus and Abaris'
names of soldiers
they fought too
N dies
E dies, so he does too
People change/ Bloodlust
'No less was the slaughter of E'
shocking since he looks like a boy
'He went for Fadus...'
he was first introduced to us as good
kills the innocent
'Enough punishment has been made'
first time E doesn't listen to N
punishment for what?
vengence
Man vs Nature
'the deceptive woods'
Pathetic fallacy
soldiers begin to doubt everything: paranoid
futility of war
the best of nature seems dark
'shadow of the night'
inevitable death
futility of war
'fear deceived him'
feelings take control instead of becoming more stoic
Men are weak
'just as a purple flower cut down by the plough'
Man wins by force and by picking on those that are weak
Nisus and Euryalus
N throws himself to save E
both die
N and E were always together
their friendship dies
it is forgotten in the story
Virgil believes their story will carry on to be told
because he wrote it down
Without E, N feels lost
first time N feels fear
is when he is without E
Lust for glory
'for the glory of the deed is enough for me'
soldiers try to become respected but that leads to dangerous tasks
ironic: N is remembered to be a good friend not a good warior
lives reduced to dying in glory
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