Question

1. what emotions is hopper trying to create in the other grasshoppers?

why would those emotions help him maintain control?

Explanation:

Hopper (from A Bug's Life) targets fear and obedience in other grasshoppers. Fear discourages defiance—grasshoppers avoid challenging him to escape punishment. Obedience makes them follow his orders without question, letting him dictate their actions and maintain his dominant, controlling position easily.

Answer:

1. Hopper tries to instill fear and obedient submission in the other grasshoppers.
2. Fear prevents the grasshoppers from challenging his authority, as they will avoid risking his anger or punishment. Obedient submission makes them follow his commands unhesitatingly, eliminating dissent and letting him maintain direct, unopposed control over the group.