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Gothic castles have a gothic architectural design, and they are usually abandoned or decaying. They often have gargoyles, stained glass, and arches. The term was originally used to describe the architectural designs used in the medieval times, but has shifted to describing scary landscapes or buildings. Gothic houses are usually old, run-down, and abandoned. Gothic houses do not have to have the traditional gothic architecture. Many gothic stories take place in gothic castles and homes. They are easily identifiable, and people usually believe that they are haunted.

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An example of a gothic castle is the castle from Edward Scissorhands. The castle sits on top of a hill, and the surrounding landscape is overgrown and decaying. An old inventor lived in the castle, and he created an artificial human. The man died before he completed him, so he did not have normal hands. The surrounding area of the castle is a bright suburban neighborhood. A saleswoman walked into the castle and met Edward. The castle was overlooked, despite it being on top of a hill. Although Edward stays in the neighborhood for a little while, he ultimately ends up staying in the castle for the rest of his existence. The castle was where he was created, and where he had to kill his enemy at the end of the movie. The castle was not filled with ghosts or paranormal activity, it was just old and different.

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Gothic castles and houses use the pathos appeal. They often evoke fear in the people that interact with the buildings. There is a fear of the unknown and uncertainty of what is to come. The castles are usually dark or dimly lit, so people naturally fear what could be hiding inside. Logos is used because people generally try to avoid abandoned and scary houses. There is an understanding that something unnatural or dangerous has caused the current condition of the house.

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Dainius. “25-Years-Later, This Is What The ‘Edward Scissorhands’ Neighborhood Looks Like.” Bored Panda, www.boredpanda.com/movie-locations-edward-scissorhands-suburb-now-then-pictures-voodrew/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic.

“The Seven Key Characteristics of Gothic Architecture: From the Gargoyle to the Flying Buttress.” Exploring Castles, www.exploring-castles.com/castle_designs/characteristics_gothic_architecture/.