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There is a Paris inspired gothic novel that talks about the different events of ghosts and the fear factor in it.

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In the 1990 film Edward Scissorhands, the main protagonist is burdened because he cannot do everyday tasks without damaging objects and scaring people away.

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The narrator of the The Tell-Tale Heart is able to hear the heart beat of the man he murdered and hid underneath their floorboards. In reality, the heart was never beating and the narrator heard it because they felt guilty for murdering an old man and thus were going insane.

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In the anime, “Kuroshitsuji” (“Black Butler”), Ciel Phantomhive is a burdened male character because he has a heavy, dark past he carries with him every day. This past is also the reason he lives very second knowing that when he dies, that demon who serves as his loyal butler now, will have the first rights to eat his soul. Yet still he tries to appear to the public as a young noble, head of his family, and carry out his duties as if all of this was happening.

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(The ceiling to a large, checkered room from the anime, "Tokyo Ghoul").  It has an atmosphere of mystery and suspense because by itself, the room comes off as a large, creepy, dimly-lit, checkered room. This ceiling is red--a color signaling danger--and what looks like windows seem to be doors to complete darkness instead, as if you really are trapped in that room. However the context of having seen the anime makes it more unsettling to look at, making the atmosphere tense and suspenseful, because one might wonder, if characters return to this place, what *else* will happen there?

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This is one of the final shots in the last episode of season 1 of Black Butler, when Ciel and Sebastian head to the rubble of a mansion because Ciel knows his time is up; the weather is grey and misty, nearly raining. It is a very gloomy and ominous type of weather that reflects the mood of this scene and emphasizes the heaviness of it.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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The "Shinigami" (gods of death) from the "Death Note" anime, who are both supernatural and have supernatural abilities.

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The concept of "ghouls" in this anime, but especially the main character, Kaneki himself. On the outside, ghouls seem like other humans, but they have "kagune," which is like a physical representation of "the beast inside." The reason Kaneki himself embodies this trait of gothic storytelling is because he starts as a normal, kind, and timid character, even after the accident which make him a half ghoul with an extremely powerful kagune. But after certain events near the end of season 1, he finally snaps and both he and his kagune become stronger--he becomes a bit crazy, and violent, nothing like who he was at the beginning, and as if he finally released "the beast inside," and it wasn't just his kagune or him simply being a ghoul.

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In Black Butler, tragedy characters experience is pretty extreme and often of graphic nature, which in itself is melodramatic. This is because realistically, this much tragedy isn't as likely or common to happen, but it happens very often to people in this anime. Visually, an example would be a character being stabbed with a knife and after a couple seconds, there might be a pool of blood bigger than them, but then they get up again and walk around as if nothing happened. Contrastingly, in real life no one would bleed that much and live, and they wouldn't bleed that much anyway from one small stab wound. Because of this degree of exaggeratedness, the seriousness of the moment is removed and instead you focus on how the moment instead feels overdramatic to a degree. In fact, stepping back from the story itself, everything that happens feels very overdramatic.

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Matilda from Castle of Otranto

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The castle in Macbeth, where Macbeth's foreshadowed death eventually takes place.

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The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Camilo

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The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Camilo

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In the book The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Dr. Jekyll is wealthy, educated, cultured, and well-liked, but throughout his life, he has suffered from impure urges. Jekyll has a part of himself he is deeply ashamed of, and by the time he has made something of himself, he has gotten used to burying all of these urges. Because of this Jekyll starts dividing the perception of himself along strict moral lines, seeing the outstanding doctor and citizen as his 'benevolent' side, and all of his buried desires and urges as his 'evil' side. He then goes on to make these sides more literal, by making a potion. And so the story of "The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" begins.

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The city of R'lyeh is an underwater city that is connected to the prophecy of the wake of the "Old Ones" as it is the prison for Cthulu. (From Lovecraftian Horror)

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The importance of rain in the Frankenstein books is substantial. The author uses the rain to convey emotions, more specifically feelings of sadness, depression, and fright.

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A staple of gothic literature.