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In the comments- write your name, 5-7 elements of gothic literature you notice in the episode and examples of each element.

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Industry killed the human soul.

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Romanticism holds the power to idealize a specific individual or event eventually influencing a part of society to empathize or sympathize with them. Romanticism occurs when the modern issue is eventually emphasized or sympathized with creating stories and art that carries elements of heroism and tragedy. (During the 1800s)

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Galvanism: could the recently dead be revived using electricity

Logic: if body’s a machine and its innate animating energy is electric in nature, then it wasn’t out of possibility that a full reassembled corpse could be revived

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George Foster, 1803: hanged, then sent to be experimented on→ eye opened, but Aldini couldn’t restart heart which was a separate battery (failed experiment)

Intro to 1831 edition: real life inspiration→ “perhaps a corpse would be re-animated; galvanism had given token of such things”

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Romanticism is known as a deep appreciation towards the beauties of nature and emphasized imagination and emotions through art, literature, etc.

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Galvanism: to test the theory, if electricity can bring back a corpse.

The Murder Act (1751): allowing murderers to be hanged and their body were allowed to be dissected for science.

George Foster (1803): his body was hanged and were sent to Giovanni Aldini. Aldini attempted to revive his body, one of Foster's eye opened, but the experiment ultimately failed.

England's Royal  Humane Society (1944)- originally called "The Society for the Recovery of Persons Apparently Drowned."

offered lessons and rewards for reviving people who are seen from dying.

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Are monsters really monsters or do we just make them out to be it?

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galvanism: the therapeutical use of electrical currents

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Romanticism is a reaction to a birth of something new to the world. When the evolution of technology like trains were introduced many were against it and used romanticism to fight against it. Romanticism can be applied to anyone that has a strong feeling or interaction to something like nature.

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In classis gothic setting (dark and gloomy castle filled with winding halls and antique decor.) the windmill from the film is old and depressing, which is basically the gothic vibe. The novel also tends to focus on themes of disgust and power which a lot of gothic literature focuses on

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In classis gothic setting (dark and gloomy castle filled with winding halls and antique decor.) the windmill from the film is old and depressing, which is basically the gothic vibe. The novel also tends to focus on themes of disgust and power which a lot of gothic literature focuses on

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How do we define humanity?

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1. Castles

1. Indispensable ingredient

2. Confinement

1. Trapped in secret room, imprisoned

2. Characters held against their will

3. Doubles

1. Same name, characters, places

2. Recurring themes ideas

4. Extreme emotion

1. Any kind of emotions

2. Terror, rage, passion

5. Hero villain

1. Inflict physical and emotional anguish on heroine

2. Popular for their attractiveness and cruelty

6. The supernatural

1. Ghosts, evil spirits, witches

7. Poor Weather

1. Storm, blizzards, downpours

8. Wild nature

1. Remote and dangerous places

9. Women in stress

1. Feature women being threatened and dominated by superior male characters

2. Make sense considering the era most gothic literature was written

10. Violence

1. Violent act, murder, mental and emotional torture

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What are the intentions behind creating something? Are all reasons justifiable?

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Can you draw a line between what is human and what is not human?

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Human vs Nature
Is it right to be "reviving" someone from the dead or is that defying nature?

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From a novel subtitled The Modern Prometheus, we might expect themes of consequences and responsibility as Prometheus is the god of forethought, having to do with consideration of what might happen in the future

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the use of electricity/galvanism in mary shelley's frankenstein has its own medical implications in the real world: can electricity be used to reanimate dead tissue in the body and restore human life entirely?

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It could also be about power and how it becomes a factor in character interaction, as Prometheus, who went against Zeus and gave back fire to the mortals, was punished for doing so. In this story, while Prometheus has more power than the mortals, as he is able to bring them fire, he is overpowered by Zeus who punishes him.

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The Supernatural- Demon they fought, Violence - Killed the demons and very gory after photos of victims, Galvanism - Mentioned during the dissection of the demon corpse, Wild Nature - Went to a lair where they fought demons, Extreme Emotion - terror at the beginning of the movie.
Confinement - Girl taken away from someone.

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1) Supernatural: something unknown snatched up the mom and was chewing on her, demon's talking to Vanessa
2) Wild Nature: 3 go into dark alley and then underground w/ vampires(?)
3) Violence: guns being shot, hand-to-hand combat, dead and staked monsters
4) Extreme Emotion: guy feels very passionate about finding his daughter, willing to go inside vampire den
5) Confinement: Sir Malcom's daughter was taken by a supernatural

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1. Supernatural
- there were demonic voices, we also saw creatures that had red eyed and unhuman like strength.
- questions about curses and whether the character believed in them

2. confinement
- "someone who's been taken"
- bodies of women in a room?

3. violence
- Ethan Chandler had a gun
- there was a scene were Sir Malcolm and Chandler fought against others

4. dark / darkness
- the show starts out with  a dark room
- many wear dark clothing

5. spirituality
- Vanessa praying (praying that bad things don't happen?)
- tarot cards

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1.castle-y vibes: dark, old, a bit crumbled buildings
2. Confinement: Ethan essentially only helped out Vanessa and Sir Malcom but, near the end they when Ethan left they were like "we won't let him leave," is like trapping Ethan within their grasps.
3. Extreme emotions: there's a  lot of terror in it. Vanessa when she was praying, and the people who saw the dead corpses.
4. Supernatural: vampires?  monsters?
5. Violence: violent act towards the people who speak arabic.

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supernatural, castle, weather is dark, violence, terror

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Elements of supernatural tone and creatures (demons & possession), violence (killing of demons), humanity vs inhumanity (monsters and humans)

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1. Supernatural - The demon that they were fighting near the vampire den
2. Violence - gun shots, killing demons
3. Wild Nature - They went to that underground where they saw vampires
4. Castle - dark old castle
5. Confinement - Sir Malcolm's daughter  was taken by a creature or a vampire (?)