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    spreading this mindset through the readers. Authors who influenced this genre tremendously in the 1800’s include Mary Shelley (Frankenstein), Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes: The Hound of The Baskervilles), and especially Edgar Allan Poe (The Raven, The Fall of the House of Usher, and Annabel Lee). The stories these authors created provide a glimpse into what the 1800’s were like in terms of society. Each of these authors thoroughly weaved mystery and darkness in their presented works in…

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    adventure to go on my first hike. I had met up with the squad, which included me and three other guys, to challenge not only our physical ability, but also mental ability. Justin, Dan, Victor, and I drove singing every song possible for an hour to Raven Cliff Falls and began our journey. The hike started out easily when we crossed the bridge as measly boys posing for the before picture. We had walked only about a mile down before we took our first break. We had stopped at a small campsite with…

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    in Dark Romanticism using figurative language. However, he was unmatched in his utilization of repetition in his arabesque and grotesque style, which incorporates specifically to create his mood of horror and mystery. His well-recognized poem, The Raven, displayed his genius unequivocally and made him “internationally famous.” (textbook 687) It harbors folklore, symbolism, and his extreme Gothicism, which endorses…

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    Introduction The crime was performed late at night in a house with only two people which means it could have only been one of the two that committed the crime. When the police showed up they said that a man named Mr.Poe invited them inside, and when the group got to a certain part of the house, the man started exclaiming telling the police officers that he could hear a heart beating although he didn’t know that it was his own, and the man tore up the wooden planks that were on the ground and…

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    Edgar Allan Poe in able to convey this eerie feeling effectively towards his audience by effectively using ethos and sounds like tapping and rustling. He also uses alliteration, symbolism, and personification which he composes successfully in “ The Raven”.…

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    It’s easily seen through two of Poe’s short stories as well. These are The Raven , and The Tell-Tale Heart. To begin with, H.P. Lovecraft feels that Poe basically created a whole new way of creating horror stories due to not…

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    Born January 19, 1809, Boston, Massachusetts,short-story writer, poet, and editor Edgar Allan Poe 's tales of mystery and horror made the modern detective story, and the mood in his tales of horror is unmatched in American fiction. His The Raven is among the most known poems in national literature. With his short stories and poems, Edgar Allan Poe captured interest of readers around the world. His creative talents led to the creation of many literary genres, earning him the nickname "Father of…

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    Though the idea of listening to the heart protrudes images of convinced passion, determined love, and natural sweetness, it’s also very misleading and can certainly turn thoughts into depressing tendencies. As an example, Edgar Allan Poe’s, “The Raven” provides the dark side of death, isolation, and eerie locations.…

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    still referenced has references to his more popular tales in the current culture. Examples of this are the classic Simpsons Treehouse of Horror episode in which they parodied The Raven, R.L. Stine made a story based off The Black Cat. While he is largely remembered for The Cask of Amontillado, The Tell-Tale Heart, and The Raven, Poe wrote around 80 stories and poems all together. While he is a celebrated poet, and a legend in the poet world, the life he led while alive was not the best, and he…

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    corching the twisted, misaligned head of the phoenix, the flames devoured what was left of the jumbled paper creation, reducing it to nothing more than gray cinder joining the piles of ash lying in the crackling fireplace. As if orchestrated by a conductor, flickering lights played and danced off a pristine, crisp figure positioned on the dull wooden table set before the flames. With eyes of silver lightning, newly-folded Crane gazed upon the flames as the scene unfolded moment by moment. It…

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