Adichie Pathos

Adichie’s use of pathos is evident, eliciting emotional responses from the audience. By highlighting injustice and dignity, particularly regarding the dehumanization and marginalization resulting from stories, she appeals to the audience's sense of fairness and compassion. Adichie admits her misconceptions, such as “But I must quickly add that I too am just as guilty in the question of the single story.” (Adichie 8:22). By displaying vulnerability and self-awareness, she prompts the audience to reflect on their assumptions and prejudices. Moreover, her use of emotional language throughout her storytelling evokes specific emotions in her audience like pity, shame, admiration, and pride. For instance, she shares, “Every time I am home, I am confronted

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