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    Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock was an English film director and producer. Often nicknamed "The Master of Suspense"‚ he pioneered many techniques in the suspense and psychological thriller genres. Alfred Joseph Hitchcock was born in Leytonstone‚ Essex‚ England. Hitchcock created more than 50 films‚ including the classics Vertigo and Psycho. Hitchcock received the AFI’s Life Achievement Award in 1979. Family Plot‚ Hitchcock’s final film‚ was released in 1976‚ four years before his death. He died in 1980

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    period thus the ongoing theme of the supernatural‚ demonstrated by Madeline’s firm belief in The eve of St Agnes‚ serves to induce in the reader thoughts of an alternate immortal life‚ an idea that is further established through the way in which Madeline and Porphyro are able to escape the castle full of people who would kill and abandon the couple‚ which one would think to be impossible. Furthermore Keats’ describes the two focal characters as ‘phantoms’ of which one interpretation could be that

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    challenge for Americans to serve as a positive demonstration to the rest of society‚ in order to not experience failure like they had in their previous land. The significance of being a model to society and continuing a legacy was shown when Roderick and Madeline‚ who do not demonstrate this‚ develop illnesses‚ which symbolically relates back to their inability to be like their ancestors. Finally as a result to all of this it ends in the fall of the “physical house” as well as the “family house” of Usher

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    short story should lead to one single effect. For Poe many of his stories have the single effect of terror. In Poe’s story “The Fall of the House of Usher” he creates the single effect of terror through his description of the house‚ the entombment of Madeline‚ and Madeline’s appearance at the end of the story. At the beginning of the story‚ the narrator comes upon “the melancholy House of Usher”(Edgar Allen Poe 264). Immediately Poe’s description of the house sets the atmosphere for the story and

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    Richard Wilbur argues that the character of Roderick Usher is a symbol. The Fall of the House of Usher’s a comprehensive‚ symbolic account of the madness and dishonesty of an individual’s personality. The death of Madeline and Roderick was the decision that Roderick chose to make. The symbol Wilbur is referring to is an allegorical figure representing the hypnagogic state which‚ the condition of the mind occurring ‘upon the very brink of sleep.’ Roderick Usher‚ standing for the hypnagogic state

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    the film when Scotty becomes an ex-detective and Elster‚ an old friend of Scotty’s‚ asks him if he can follow his wife because he thinks she has been possessed by someone who has passed. Scotty agrees to this and begins following who he thinks is Madeline‚ Elster’s wife. He follows her to a flower shop‚ then to a graveyard where she stands in front of the grave of Carlotta Valdes‚ then he follows her to a museum where she sits in front of Carlotta’s portrait with the same bouquet of flowers in the

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    that there are two sides to every person but they conceal who they truly are because they are disappointed in what the person see. This short story is about a character named Roderick Usher who lives in this gothic style house with his twin sister Madeline. The author uses a gothic style setting‚ violent incidents‚ physical torment‚ and a supernatural atmosphere to convey this theme. This short story obtains a setting on a “[…] soundless day in the autumn of the year‚ when the clouds hung oppressively

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    the house with the narrator he or she quickly becomes curious about Lady Madeline‚ Roderick‚ and the history of the Usher family. All of these Mathews feelings can be found in any typical horror story. The setting of a story plays a critical role in creating the mood. Every detail of this story‚ from the opening description of the dark tarn and the dark rooms of the house to the unearthly storm which accompanies Madeline ’s return from the tomb‚ helps in conveying the terror that is the mood

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    Whenever the name Edgar Allan Poe is brought up the first few images that come to mind are darkness‚ murders‚ mystery‚ pain and resurrections. Poe had a very troubling childhood‚ he was born in Boston in 1809‚ his father abandoned his family after Poe’s birth and his mother died a year later. A wealthy merchant then adopted him and later on as he grew up he started to grow a very rough gambling problem that his adopted stepfather refused to pay so he was forced to drop out of school. Poe then decided

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    of what is happening. For instance‚ when Scottie meets Madeline for the first time at the restaurant. Ernie´s restaurant are fully decorated with red garments‚ a color of warning. All the guests seem to have dark anonymous clothing on and they therefore do not stand out as much. However Madeline is wearing a green gown‚ what makes she stand out instantly. The color green is used throughout the whole film and is also identified with Madeline. Green is a color of passion and mystery. As she is leaving

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