Elements of Gothic Style

• What is foreshadowing in gothic literature?

  It is the presence of early clues about events that will occur later in a narrative or play.
• How is genre defined in literature?

  It is a classification of literature characterized by particular content and form.
• What role does imagery play in gothic writing?

  It uses descriptive language and sensory details to help readers visualize the setting, characters, and story elements.
• Define mood in the context of a literary work.

  Mood refers to the prevailing feeling or emotion of a piece of literature, also called "atmosphere."
• Who is the protagonist in a story?

  The protagonist is the primary character in a literary work, often seen as the hero or moral figure.
• What are sensory details?

   Sensory details relate to the five senses and enhance the experience of the narrative for readers.
• Describe the setting of a literary work.

   Setting encompasses the time, place, and social and historical conditions in which the story occurs.
• What is meant by an unreliable narrator?

  An unreliable narrator is a character whose perspective of reality is biased and/or distorted.
• What architectural features are associated with Gothic style?

   Gothic architecture includes solid stone walls, tall pointed ceilings, narrow towers, and stone gargoyle sculptures.
• How did gothic novels evolve from the 18th to the 19th century?

  Gothic novels gained popularity in Europe and the U.S., often featuring mysterious atmospheres and protagonists in terrifying circumstances.