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The purpose of this essay is to illustrate how pathos is used in Shameless. The creators of Shameless set out to create a story filled with emotions and meaningful relationships that makes viewers come back to root for the Gallaghers.

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The character that this episode is named after.

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How people can be persuaded through emotion.

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This episode is titled "Emily" and its an emotional installment to the series.

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The alcoholic father in the family.

"Expenses? Alcohol and drugs is non-negotiable".

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The second eldest of the Gallaghers who has the intelligence of a genius but the burden of also taking care of his family.

"I believe the answer to that question, like the answer to most questions, is fuck you!"

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"The Best-Written Gay Couple on Television Is Hiding on a Guilty-Pleasure Show"

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Shameless has an abundance of characters with many different personalities. Which one are you?

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Very emotional scene of Mickey finally coming out to his family after years of hiding.

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Ian & Mickey 411.3 | Gallavich, Coming Out

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Shameless is an ward winning series with 14 Emmy nominations and three wins. Shameless has 65 nominations across many award shows and in total they have 14 wins.

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This is a good representation of how pathos is used in the show. It shows Fionas emotion and how relatable she is.

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The eldest daughter of the Gallaghers

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The middle child of the Gallaghers who often gets bullied for being sensitive.