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    For those seeking thrills, surprises and mind-bending twists, Gothic Literature is an excellent genre to fulfill that role. While these novels can vary from the average home in a futuristic world to an old and decaying mansion on a stormy night, or from several characters to just a few, Gothic stories mainly focus on horror themes that set the reader on edge. Death, supernatural activity, spooky settings and suspicions about who can be trusted are many common characteristics featured in Gothic…

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    A Star in the Middle of the Night People are constantly cringing about their differences and trying to cover them up. Some individuals are placed in difficult situations that can seem impossible to find a light in. Different than most thinking, Tim Burton conveys a message saying that happiness can be found anywhere. Whether you have scissors for hands, or no family to laugh with, Tim Burton conveys that happiness can be found through any situation, no matter how difficult it may seem. Tim…

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    second nature to everyone, placing assumptions and stereotypes on everything. Throughout The Old Nurse Story, Gaskell uses imaginative words to describe the setting and characters, leaving readers with images of the text. In the story, Miss Furnivall mansion, and characters Miss Furnivall (young and old), and Mrs. Stark, are prime examples of how Gaskell uses words to describe the setting and characters. Moreover in…

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    same time have overlying themes. A very obvious differences between both environments are that one takes place in a passage under a castle while the other occurs in an antique mansion. Another difference was that Isabella, in Castle of Otranto, traveled along a small confined passage while Sir Bertrand was in a huge empty mansion. Most importantly, both excerpts have a lot of the same features that most Gothic novel environments also contain. For example, both environments were both isolated or…

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    a dark alley at night with no guardian. One of those schools is Strawberry Mansion High School. Everyday, students are checked for weapons or any sorts of dangerous items. Even a prayer is made by the Strawberry Mansion High School staff everyday. Those procedures are probably different from your school, right? Well if your school was in inadequate shape, this would be regular. Why does this happen? Strawberry Mansion isn’t the worst school but one of them. There are more with the same…

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    The purpose in keeping the mansion all in focus is to deliberately show that the Norma believes she is a grand person that surrounds herself by marvelous stuff like pictures of herself, satin, and expensive décor. The mansion in deep focus depicts the fantasy that Norma is in, opposed to putting the focus on Norma and blurring the mansion, which would tell us to focus on just Norma and not the mansion. The mansion becomes an extension of Norma and her fantasy which creates…

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    In a lot of ways Gatsby and his mansion are very similar. On the outside of the mansion you saw a gigantic house that could host a lot of parties and could see that it was very expensive and well kept. Even Daisy was overwhelmed when she saw it for the first time. On page 90 Daisy and Gatsby talked about his mansion. “That place right there?” she cried pointing. “Do you like it?” “I love it, but I don’t see how you live there all alone.” But once you enter the mansion, it looked different from…

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    or are we just aloof to the past/history? A Postcard from the Volcano by Wallace Stevens’s emphasis the importance of language, the importance of observing and remembering the people who have left a mark in what language is now. The poem mentions mansions, children, the bones left behind, the way things are seen and felt, and literate despair. Analyzing the deep feelings of despair the person is going through in the poem and looking at the imagery in it will prove the poems emphasis…

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    flees back to his lonely mansion, realizing he could never belong there. Tim Burton uses the cinematic techniques of lighting, camera movement, and sound to portray the literary elements of mood, foreshadowing, and characterization. To begin, Tim Burton uses different lighting techniques to achieve create the mood. In the movie, Peg decides to go from her bright neighborhood up to Edward’s dark mansion. She was desperate for an Avon customer. When Peg goes inside his mansion, it is a huge…

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    of Riverside Located on Magnolia Avenue in Riverside, California, is a 19th-century structure called the Heritage House. The flamboyant mansion was built in 1892 by Mrs. Catharine Bettner, widow of James Bettner, an eminent personage of the city. During its heyday, the Heritage House was considered to be one of the most elegant houses of the city. The mansion is currently maintained by the Riverside Municipal Museum. The Bettners originally lived in New York. James Bettner, a lawyer and…

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