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Read this checklist of typical Gothic features of places, buildings, and moods.  Then find and screenshot three (3) images of gothic settings into the document, and explain or justify (50 words each) how certain features in each image make them gothic.

Link this document to your Padlet.

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In this picture, we can see that it has a few gothic features. It has a mysterious theme to it: who knows what could be inside a mansion in the middle of a dark and raged forest? It also shows the presence of a castle, and this castle seems to be associated with fear and distress.

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This picture shows that in this castle, there was death, decay, darkness, and madness going on before this picture was taken. It has low lighting; the lanterns on the gates are the only source of light, with a little bit of moonlight against the dark sky. It definitely gives off an evil, horrifying vibe.

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In this picture, it looked like it had extreme weather conditions because of the dead trees around it. The mist looks like curses, visions, nightmares, and omens have been done right here. The castle is lit by the moonlight, the only light source. It has a dark and gloomy vibe to it; it is somewhere no one would want to enter.

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What are the most important facts about the life of Frankenstein’s author?  Summarize (in bullet points, Cornell-style) the key facts that you consider most relevant and essential to know about Mary Shelley.  Link this summary in your email, together with one picture of this genius writer.

Helpful links:

Life of Mary Shelley - youtube summary

https://www.biography.com/writer/mary-shelle

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Choose one of these two images, and write a descriptive paragraph about that setting (200–250 words).

You are not writing a story but describing the setting where eerie and grotesque events could take place. Use vivid vocabulary and include examples of simile / metaphor/ personification / alliteration.

In your padlet, provide a link to your setting description.