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A curse is a supernatural force that is intended to brings evil spirits, misfortune, or harm to the recipient's life. For example, the curse on the crew of the Black Pearl made them incapable of feeling the world around them. Some people believe that their family can be cursed because of the actions of one of their ancestors.

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In Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Jack sparrow and and the crew of the Black Pearl are cursed for taking an ancient treasure.  The crew of the ship become miserable because and dreading of life because of the curse. The crew of the Black Pearl is in limbo between the living and the dead The drinks cannot quench their thirst, food turns to ash in their mouth, and they always remained lustful leaving them dreadful.

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Curses mostly use pathos because supernatural activity strikes fear into people. The fear of having your entire life affected because of a curse will bring the emotion of fear out of anyone.  The ethos of the curses can be enhanced by the credibility of the person or thing that is giving the curses. The danger of a curse from a creepy witch in the middle of the woods is very credible.  Logos can lead us to question the actuality of the curse adding a sense of  uncertainty.

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