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Gothic Fiction

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Gothic Fiction

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  1. 1Gothic FictionGothic Fiction
  2. 2Vocabulary: Word & DefinitionWord: Frivolous.
    Definition: Not having any serious purpose or value.
  3. 3Word: The Sublime. Definition: Something of very great excellence or beauty.Word: Eerie.
    Definition: Something that is strange and frightening.
  4. 4Word: Sinister. Definition: Giving the impression that something harmful is happening/going to happen.Word: Foreshadowing.
    Definition: A warning or indication of a future event.
  5. 5Word: Monstrous. Definition: Having the ugly (or frightening) appearance of a monster.Word: Supernatural.
    Definition: Events/things that cannot be explained by nature or science.
  6. 6Word: Tyrannical. Definition: Excersising power in a cruel or arbitrary way.Terminology:
    Word, Definition & Example.
  7. 7Word: Simile. Definition: A figure of speech that compares two different things. Example: As playful as a kitten.Word: Metaphor.
    Definition: A figure of speech that compares two things that aren't alike but have something in common.
    Example: The curtain of night fell upon us.
  8. 8Word: Pathetic Fallacy. Definition: When an author gives human emotians/traits to nature or inanimate objects. Example: The glowing moon smiled at us.Word: Onomatopoeia.
    Definition: When a word describes and mimics the sound of the object.
    Examples: SMASH! The window had suddenly shattered to pieces.
  9. 9Examples or Gothic Fiction Novels:1.The Castle Of Otronto,
    2.Wuthering Heights,
    3. Dracula,
    4.Frankenstein,
    5.Rebecca.
  10. 10Freytag's Pyramid:1. Exposition
    Background of the plot - the characters and setting.
  11. 112. Initial Incident The first conflict that occurs in the plot.3. Rising Action
    More major events that add suspensiom or tension to the plot - which leads to the climax.
  12. 124. Climax The most suspensful part of the plot. The turning point for the protagonist.5. Falling Action
    Some events that unravel the conflict between the protagonist and the antagonist - which leads to the resolution.
  13. 136. Resolution The conflict is resolved and we can find out if the protagonist has achieved their goals or not.7. denouement
    The "Tying up of loose ends."
  14. 14Gothic Conventions: Settings, Characters & features/Themes.Settings:
    Gloomy ,
    Decaying,
    Creepy,
    Haunted Houses,
    Trap Doors,
    Secret Passages.
  15. 15Characters: Supernatural beings/monsters, Damsels in distress, Victims, Protagonist, Antagonist.Feature/Themes:
    Death,
    Decay,
    Haunted Homes/Castles,
    Family Curses,
    Madness,
    Powerful Romance.
  16. 16Extra Vocabulary:Evil:
    cruel,ominous, unearthly, menacing, weird,
    frightening, unnerving, unsettling, spooky,
    repugnant, discomforting, repellent.
  17. 17Scared: terrified, alarmed, anxious, concerned, frightened, horrified, nervous, petrified.Key Context:
    Gothic is death, mortality and dark.
    Horror is just trying to scare you.
  18. 18Made By: Gracie Stokes 8En/NMU Mrs Munro LS5BMade By: Gracie Stokes 8En/NMU Mrs Munro LS5B

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