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The Castle of Otranto Having been told all this, Isabella ran away through the underground tunnels of the castle. In no time she was lost, but she found Theodore in the tunnels and he helped her find her way out to a nearby church...	6 / 1434
Dr Jekyll &Amp; Mr Hyde Jekyll and Mr. Hyde represents the gothic literature genre. From the evil twin, Mr. Hyde, to the many deaths and suicide, to the inherent good vs. evil in the novella, everything is typical of the gothic novel...	2 / 289
Gothic Literature And Jekyll And Hyde Jekyll and Mr. Hyde represents the gothic literature genre. From the evil twin, Mr. Hyde, to the many deaths and suicide, to the inherent good vs. evil in the novella, everything is typical of the gothic novel...	2 / 289
jane eyre A ?demoniac laugh ? low, suppressed, and deep-uttered' woke Jane up and it seemed to be coming from the keyhole of her chamber. There are several more incidents in Jane Eyre that also convey gothic elements...	3 / 611