The Theme Of Death In Gothic Literature

In most literature that involves gothic literature they all have a dark storyline to them and a vast majority of them involve death. In the Story And Then There Were None and “Morella” they both have a dark storyline in them. Both of these stories involve the death of at least one person in them. Murder is one of the main topics in gothic literature, it shows up in a lot of Christie's and Edgars stories. In Christie's story she has a plot line that everyone ended up dying in and in Edgar's story he kills his wife. However, in the story And Then There Were None, the death in the story caused them the be nervous and be very suspicious, and in the short story “Morella” it all lead up to the end of the story.
In the short story “Morella” it takes
This causes everyone to instantly freak out and start accusing people they don’t even know for doing it. However in the short story “Morella” there was no suspicion caused until he causes it himself. If he would have felt no remorse for his actions he could have easily gotten away with what he had done. In the short story “Morella” Edgar had made the character go from everything being okay and towards the end the character had go crazy so you could say and he had killed his wife. He slowly had started going crazy and it was haunting him that he had done this stuff, he had started to feel remorse for what he had done. He had no regrets for what he had done when he had first done it. . . he was actually proud of himself but then later on it had just torn him apart. There was a child, the child had lived after he had killed his wife and he claims that he loved her. But then later on in the story the love he had had for the girl grew dark and gloom and horror. The child had grown strangely and stature and intelligence. In the novel by Agatha And Then There Were None All the characters have had a background that no one had known about in these stories. They had all committed a crime, no one had known they