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The short film emphasised the plot, setting, characters, theme, and fear as the audience was able to see all of these Gothic elements visually. For example, watching the narrators over dramatic reaction to the old mans heart beat made it more clear that he was crazy.

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It's in a castle. The characters are scary looking. The

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its in a creepy looking house and there are characters that look scary

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* The eye of the Old man
* the setting
*the narrator
these thing exaggerated the short film because they create a big problem in the story.

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We think the text makes the killer look not as evil as you couldn't hear or see them. This made it easier to believe him.

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His character is portrayed more insane in the short animation, as you cans see how he is feeling and his facial expressions.

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The character appears to be more insane then first thought because of his expressions and his actions. The character/murder movements are emphasised in the short film which makes the narrator seem less sane.

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We think the setting was exaggerated in the short film. This is because the setting wasn't mentioned in the written text at all, it was ignored except for the old man's room. However, in the short film the setting was of a big mansion full of cobwebs and big pictures of the mad man's ancestors.

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Setting- Scary, Dark and Gloomy
Character- Insane man seemed/looked/came across as
more insane then we thought was described in the text the eye of the old man was exaggerated a lot

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The film is more exaggerated as the eye of the Old Man looks worse than what we imagined when reading the text and there is more emphasis when he kills the Old Man.

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Dark, gloomy. the plot is the old mans eye sends the narrator crazy.

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All of these elements are included, but fear and character are emphasised the most. This is because we were able to see it from a different perspective.

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He is more insane in the film because his emotions are shown. For example, you can hear his evil laughs and the heart beats inside his head.

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the short film exaggerates the insanity of the narrator compared to the book by making him look different and act different.

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The gothic elements of character and fear are emphasised in the animation due to his facial expressions, animation and narration

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INSANE

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In the video they look more insane. In the book they described the heart beat to be very loud, but in the short film it wasn't that loud.

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He appears more insane in the film due to how it is animated.

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We think the film was more scary because the Old Man's eye looked worse than we both imagined.

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We found the book more shocking because we could picture a more realistic image in our mind.

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We found the animation more scary as you it is visual where as the book you have to imagine how it looks like.

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In the short film the narrator appears to be more insane because we can see that he is insane visually. Whereas in the short story there are no images so you can't visually tell that he is insane. The narrator also seems more insane because the film is at a faster pace so his actions seem more rash.

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The main character seems more insane in the book than in the short film because in short film you can see him tell the story and you can see that he understands what he has done. In the book it feels like he is still trying to justify himself and his actions and not accepting the fact that he is insane.

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we found the book was more convincing than the video because in the book he didn't sound or act as insane.

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The film makes the narrator more insane due to the way he acts

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We found the text had a scarier affect as we couldn't see what was going on and the adjectives were stronger, emphasising the mood more.

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The unusual and unsettling characters can cause the audience to feel discomfort. The art-style of the animation is exaggerated to add a sense of disturbance

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It wasn't very scary, but more gruesome. In the film he chopped up the body, and also when he stuffed the blanket onto the old man.

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We thought that the short film was scarier/shocking than the written text. We thought this because we could actually visualise the mad mans insanity growing over time and the way he acted. In the text, we couldn't really visualise how he acted.

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We think that the book does a better job at the narrator convincing the reader that he is sane. We think this because in the book we have access to more of soliloquies and we are able to see some of the reasoning behind his actions. Whereas the short film moves at a faster pace so there is less explanation about his actions.

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We think that the text was more scary because when reading the text you can imagine it in an scary and real life/reality, this can make it seem scarier because it seems real. In the short film it is hard to find it as scary because the film was in cartoon it comes across as childish and over exaggerated making it hard to imagine it in real life.

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In the short film it was more clear to see the stress and anxiety the murder was having on the narrator but in the text it was up to you to imagine what it was like.

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The author is trying to convince us that there is a good reason for killing him, because he looked scary because of his eye.

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He appears a lot more insane in the animation due to the visual implementation of the absurd facial expressions.

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The short film was more scary as visually seeing the murder is harder to forget/more confronting then simply reading about a murder.

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Throughout the story the narrator tries to convince the reader of his sanity by say that he had a good reason to kill the old man. The book is more effective in convincing the audience that the narrator is not as insane as the film exaggerated his craziness more.

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We think that in the short film you can kind of feel a bit of sanity from him when he is telling the story and in the book you kind of have to imagine the tone of his voice and in the short film it is quite clear that he knows what he has done and understands how insane he is.

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He appears more insane. Not only does he look weird he does insane things like ripping off his top, throwing chairs and killing the old man

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The short film was more scary as visually seeing the murder is harder to forget/more confronting then simply reading about a murder.

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We think the text makes the killer look not as evil as you couldn't hear or see them. This made it easier to believe him.

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Personally, the story was more shocking as the language used makes you imagine more from your perspective.

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I believe the animation is better at showing the sheer insanity of the protagonist. The story, on the other hand, is more of an effective way tpo