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Hey guys,
So I recently had a lesson on gothic parodies, but i'm a bit confused what makes something a gothic parody specifically, becuase when I read through northanger abbey (for example) it appears to be a gothic novel that adopts all the usual tropes.
Thanks to anyone who could clear this up for me
So I recently had a lesson on gothic parodies, but i'm a bit confused what makes something a gothic parody specifically, becuase when I read through northanger abbey (for example) it appears to be a gothic novel that adopts all the usual tropes.
Thanks to anyone who could clear this up for me
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You sure you read it? Her imagination goes wild thinking up all these gothic ideas when there is a rational explanation for everything. In real gothic literature there really is something ominous, satanic or ghostly going on.
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