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John Krakauer uses pathos throughout the authors note to connect with the reader emotionally because it gives the text more meaning and power.

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Jon Krakauer employs path
Jon Krakauer employs pathos through the author’s note to gain a sense of empathy for McCandless and his endeavors from his intended audience or readers in order to convince them what McCandless was going through and how he died tragically 
J.D. Bills
J.D. Bills 
Jon Krakauer employs pathos through the author’s note to gain a sense of empathy for McCandless and his endeavors from his intended audience or readers in order to convince them what McCandless was going through and how he died tragically 

Lukas Moretti
Lukas Moretti
John Krakauer uses pathos to make you feel emotional and wants you to accomplish to change your opinion

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Jon Krakauer employs pathos through the author’s note to gain a sense of empathy for McCandless and his endeavors from his intended audience or readers in order to convince them what McCandless was going through and how he died tragically

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John Krakauer uses pathos to make you feel emotional and wants you to accomplish to change your opinion

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pathos is used in the book to make the audience feel how he felt while writing the book

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John Krakauer uses pathos in the authors notes to make the reader feel something and help us get a better look at the book.

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John Krakauer depicts pathos throughout the author's note to make the readers have an emotional connection

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John Krakauer uses pathos as a way to gain the audiences emotions by creating emotional tension which creates a huge effect. The whole purpose of him getting your emotions is to get the audiences opinion and point of view.

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John Krakauer uses pathos all around the authors note to obtain an emotional attachment from the people that are intended to read his novels, and it does make the audience feel some sort of rush of empathy for McCandle without judgement, he tries to exempt their actions by down playing it as a little mistake that somehow had a huge effect

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John Krakauer shows pathos to get a connection with the readers

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John Krakauer uses pathos in the authors note to gain emotional attachment from the readers that want to read his novels and it makes the reader feel empathy for McCandle

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pathos is used in the book to make the audience feel how he felt while writing the book, or to replicate experiences he has had in the past.

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John Krakauer uses pathos within the authors notes to gain an emotional response from his intended audience the readers to make them empathise about the book

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The use of pathos in John Krakauer's notes is supposed to make the reader feel pity for McCandle.

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Jon Krakauer uses pathos in the authors notes near the end of the story to gain a sympathetic tone on the reader in order to convince them that McCandless made a small mistake that lead to the end.

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John Krakauer demonstrates pathos by using a emotional appeal to really connect with the readers.

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John Krakauer uses pathos when he writes in the authors notes to explain and help us think in a way that what happened when that person was trapped in that area with not enough food and how he wrote down his story in the gloomy way but tries to tell us in his way random bits of info to make us wonder what's going on.

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Throughout the authors note John Krakauer uses pathos to try and connect with the reader emotionally.

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John Krakauer uses pathos through the book to make his reader feel a emotional connection so everyone can relate to how he was feeling during those times

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John Krakauer uses pathos throughout the author's note to gain an empathetic response from his intended audience of readers in order to gain an emotional connection to what McCandless was going through instead of judging him.

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John Krakauer illustrates pathos throughout the authors note to gain an emotional connection from his intended audience of readers in order to make them feel a sense of empathy for McCandle instead of judgement.