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1. One character would be a ghost, because for one, it represents death, and also represents supernatural stuff/occurrences.

2. Another character would be a bat because bats are commonly found(or at least what I think) in graveyards, which have corpses in the ground, and corpses represents death.
3. The last character is a witch, because witches you know, commonly kill people, and people being dead is associated to gothic culture.

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the picture I chose was the second picture, a dungeon. the dungeon represents never finding your way out, and the gloomy lighting adds to the effect of the setting of that picture. dungeons and gloomy lighting are common gothic references. If you look closely, you can see blood on the wall, representing death, or being hurt. these are also common Gothic references.

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I chose this because this is a supernatural occurrence, and supernatural stuff isn't just in the UFO culture. it is also in the Gothic culture. This also portrays death, because of it bone-like structure and its flesh hanging. all of those combined, they are associated with death, and, well, death, is associated with gothic, as stated before.

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I chose this because it is, well, commonly associated with death, this umm thing. ghosts(or whatever these things are)are associated with Gothic culture, because of its interpretation of death.

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I chose this because it fulfilled some criteria of the "Gothic Setting Criteria". For one, it's very dark and gloomy, almost like you're in a room, but you're not. Secondly, there is a castle is the background, and it seems that the moon is lighting up just a little bit of it, also fulfilling the criteria.

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Fact #1 - She published Frankenstein when she was only 18 years old!

Fact #2 - She was inspired to write a ghost story in The Year Without A Summer, because her family were discussing about horror stories

Fact #3 - This might seem odd, but her other inspiration came from a nightmare she had

Fact #4 - Her most famous piece of literature, Frankenstein, is, get this, considered one of the early examples of Science Fiction

Fact #5 - I don't know why, but when she first published Frankenstein, she did it anonymously. I guess she didn't want the world to know her....?

Fact #6 - Oh yes, this is the spooky stuff, she put her dead husband's heart on her desk until she died. I was rumoured that the heart didn't burn, so she was like, that's mine!

Fact #7 - this one is a bit ehhhhh, but ya know, it got to be in here somewhere. Her mum was a feminist. Period.

Fact #8 - She wrote more than just Frankenstein. she wrote a total of 8 books, which are Mathilda, The Last Man, Ladore, just to name a few.