Gothic JJ and D2

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GothicPoe and Faulkner : 

GothicPoe and Faulkner By: Jamie Wilke, Jael Beers, Danielle Bolt

The Dark Side of Individualism : 

The Dark Side of Individualism Gothic American Gothic Southern Gothic Origins of the word “Goth”: Goth originally referred to as Germanic tribe Type of medieval architecture

Time Period : 

Time Period Started at a popular genre in the late 18th century Popular throughout the 19th century Still exists today First Gothic novel was The Castle of Otranto: A Gothic Story Other examples: Dracula, Frankenstein, Interview with a Vampire

Gothic Elements : 

Gothic Elements General mood of decay Violent or dramatic action Disturbing events Destructive passionate loves Grandiose, gloomy, bleak settings Element oft the supernatural Hero/heroine is mysterious with secrets and dark histories hero/heroine often has power and charisma

A Rose For Emilyby: William Faulkner : 

A Rose For Emilyby: William Faulkner General mood of decay Violent or dramatic action Disturbing events Destructive passionate loves Grandiose, gloomy, bleak settings

The Tell Tale Heartby: Edgar Alan Poe : 

The Tell Tale Heartby: Edgar Alan Poe Violent or dramatic action Disturbing events Grandiose, gloomy, bleak setting

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Tell Tale Heart Applied : 

Tell Tale Heart Applied Repression