Gothic literature Crossword

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Old, rundown structures, especially castles or mansions
dark forests, far from civilization, stormy weather
isolated or alone, physically or emotionally
mood of horror, mystery, gloom
passionate and strong willed
unlucky omens, ancient curses
ghosts, unexplained manifestations
formerly great building or character in a slow process of decline
murders, kidnapping, madness
how the author feels about a subject
how the reader feels about the overall piece of writing
a story interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, usually moral or political
woman frightened and threatened by tyrannical men
an object, person, situation or event that represents ideas or qualities
advancing or developing something at a particular rate or tempo
a literary device in which the author gives clues as to what will happen later
The “truth” was up to the individual
One’s feelings are more important than the process of reasoning
proud of uniqueness
emphasized mind over matter, love and death
emphasis on nature and solitude; nature allowed creativity to flow