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Is this a pathetic fallacy: "the distant savage lair from which the wind was rushing."?
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Is this a pathetic fallacy: "the distant savage lair from which the wind was rushing."?

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Yes, it is pathetic fallacy. Cause we all know that the word 'rush' is a human motion/emotion and not something to do with wind. When said, that the wind is rushing, it applies a sort of personification to it, alas we call it 'Pathetic Fallacy'.
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