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The Raven showcases the many characteristics of romanticism. The supernatural is a prominent chracteristic in the poem. "Quoth the Raven "Nevermore." This shows that the raven can speak English. Normally in nature, Ravens are unable to speak the human language, but in this poem, the raven does speak english which is unnatural. This shows that the raven is supernatural due to iys ability that is impossible in nature.

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The Raven showcases the many characteristics of romanticism. The supernatural is a prominent chracteristic in the poem. ""Prophet!" said I, "thing of evil! – prophet still, if bird or devil! –
Whether Tempter sent, or whether tempest tossed thee here ashore,".
This shows that the narrator is starting to believe that this raven was sent by the devil. The devil is a supernatural figure that represents evil throughout many cultures and beliefs. The belief of the raven being a vessel of the devil is a supernatural characteristic.

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The Raven showcases the many characteristics of romanticism. The supernatural is a prominent chracteristic in the poem. "Tell this soul with sorrow laden if, within the distant Aidenn, It shall clasp a sainted maiden whom the angels name Lenore". This shows a glimmer of hope from the narrator,  as he wishes for the well being of his deceased wife, Lenore, and that she is in heaven. Heaven is life after death which is believed by many and is a supernatural place. This shows a supernatural them in "The Raven".

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The Supernatural is a main theme in “The Raven”. At first, the narrator is minding his business, when he is greeted by strange occurrences like his door being repeatedly knocked on while nobody being present at the door. A raven then flies into view, and he is very anxious of it. He asks it questions, and the raven replies with actual answers in the English language. These early occurrences are already shown to be unnatural. The narrator then starts to suspect the raven of being sent by the devil, alluding to more supernatural bodies and events. The narrator then thinks about his deceased wife and the possibilities of her being in heaven, which is more supernatural subjects. Every main event in the poem has been beyond the laws of nature, meaning they have been supernatural. Supernatural is one of the characteristics of romanticism.