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Gothic literature has a lot to do with death. It adds to the element of horror and it's unknown, which poses a threat to the human mind. Death in gothic literature is associated with the supernatural (ghosts, vampires, monsters, etc.) and those who seem to "beat" or "cheat" death cause more fear among the audience.

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The Final Destination series contains 5 movies. Each movie contains a story about how a character has a vision of how they will die. They usually try to warn the other characters and some of them are able to escape before they meet their fate. While they may be safe for a small period of time, they never actually escape death. The characters spend the entire movie trying to stop the chain of them dying off one by one. Death continues to follow them throughout the movie.

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Final Destination (1-5) All Death Scenes

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Death can be argued rhetorically by using pathos. The audience usually doesn't understand the part of death that is associated with the supernatural and we tend to fear what we don't understand. The way that death is presented is usually in a dark way, so it adds to the horror aspect.

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MrDato12. “Final Destination (1-5) All Death Scenes.” YouTube, YouTube, 20 May 2013, www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONVqfvMgSqY.

Millais, Sir John Everett, and Sir Henry Tate. “'Ophelia', Sir John Everett Millais, Bt, 1851-2.” Tate, www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/millais-ophelia-n01506.