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    The Dark Side of Poe During a life marked by pain and loss‚ Edgar Allen Poe wrote haunting tales in which he explored the dark side of the human mind. For Pow‚ it was only extreme conditions in which people revealed their true nature. His short stories leave readers with a sense of uneasiness. The settings of his stories‚ characters in the stories‚ and the plot all relate to his insane use of gothic elements. The Gothic dimensions of Poe’s fictional world offered him a way to explore the human

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    after learning of Hester’s betrayal and starting down the endless path to revenge‚ Chillingworth is characterized using dark‚ demonic imagery. His accompaniment to Dimmesdale is described as a “constant shadow” and “a fiend at his elbow”. An old wives’ tale is that the Devil sits on a person’s left shoulder‚ eerily similar to Chillingworth’s omnipresence at Dimmesdale’s elbow. Hawthorne’s word choice also shows how a once good and kind man morphed into a creature of sin. After his fall from the light

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    dramatic tone and utter horrific style. Of his creations‚ Poe had constructed a short story of a house located in the middle of the woods and it’s mysterious events which occurs insides. The short story intrigues the tone of mystery which sets in the tale of the “House of Usher”. Poe’s short story settles in a mysterious tone as he describes the setting and characters. Poe described the setting of the story in detail as an eerie feeling‚ setting the mysterious tone of the surroundings. As Poe brought

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    they say they have alot of work that is very good. something about arthur miller he says “whoever is writing in the united states is using the american dream as a ironical pole of his story. edgar allan poe was very famouse for his peoms and his tales of horror and mystery one stories is “raven’ and ‘the fall of the house of usher’ not only are those the best but mostely misterys and adgars life it self was very misterys his nickname that he got for writing was the father of the detective storys

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    Compare and Contrast Essay Have you ever wanted to compare and contrast two stories? The Landlady and The Tell-Tale Heart are two very different stories. They are written in different time periods‚ with different styles‚ and have little in common. However‚ they also have many similarities. This essay will compare and explain the two stories‚ then contrast them. The Landlady was written by Roald Dahl‚ and was published in 1959. The story was written in a hospitable setting‚ that seems perfectly

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    mystery‚ even in death. The very greatness behind the “Great Gatsby” spawns from his ambiguous and cryptic verbiage and his uncertain past. He makes himself into a celebrity with his enigmatic personality that forces those around him to spin their own tales of his life. Because Nick is unaware of exactly what occurs between Gatsby and Wilson‚ the young millionaire deliberately retains his dignity and greatness. However‚ because the audience sees him taken down by a single bullet‚ Gatsby’s point of view

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    being treated well and that him and Zaroff were to hunt other humans together; however‚ he soon finds out that he is the one who will be hunted. Authors Poe and Connell use tone‚ metaphores and suspense to illuminate a foreboding atmosphere in their tales “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The Most Dangerous Game” ultimately creeping readers out

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    Chloe Wells  Mrs. Appleby R2  7th Grade Language Arts  December 20‚ 2014  Poe: A Haunting Writer  Have you and someone else ever felt like you‚ “loved with a love that was  more than love?” Many people have felt the same feeling‚ and yet only  one man has put  into words: Edgar Allan Poe. Edgar Allan Poe’s  haunting style is created through his flawless use of imagery‚ memorable  characters and tone. Poe’s readers are instantly drawn in by the chilling  feeling in their heart Poe creates. Poe’s writing demands your interest and 

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    person. In “The Raven” and Tell Tale Heart‚ the narrators and characters are depressing and melancholy‚ but they’re insane! They’re personality is so bizarre. In “The Raven”‚ there’s a person minding their own business‚ and a raven flies into his room and he can magically start talking to the narrator‚ but the only response he gives is “nevermore”. The unnamed narrator begins saying that he’s crazy‚ it should be in his head‚ and he talks about this person‚ Lenore. In Tell Tale Heart‚ there’s this character

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    circumstances and coincidences rest upon them. After reading Goldworthy’s piece and Stokers Dracula I intend to prove that the setting and the idea of a supernatural being are the most crucial parts to a gothic story. Most of the settings choose in gothic tales tended to be in the Eastern half of Europe‚ because the Eastern part of Europe was unknown to most of the people living in Europe. Due to the fact that the people knew little information about Eastern Europe the fear of the unknown was prevalent. Eastern

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