Revising 'The Gothic' for A2.

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    Revising 'The Gothic' for A2.
    I'm studying Dracula, Frankenstein and Doctor Faustus.

    Is it best to revise the themes and characters? I'm not sure how to approach this.
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    Re: Revising 'The Gothic' for A2.
    Look at ao2 - Form Structure Language and use characterisation and themes in order to explore those... Then you can interlink this with Ao3 and Ao4 xx
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