What is a protagonist?
The main character
How many elements of Gothic Literature are there?
What is one topic from Cask of Amontillado?
Revenge and Pride
What is one thing we see in many creation myths?
Cosmic eggs, Void/darkness/water, Themes of birth, Good/Evil extremes, sky/earth gods and goddesses, etc
What is mythology?
A collection of myths
What are characters?
The people/animals/living objects in the story
DOUBLE POINTS
What Gothic Literature story did you like most? and Why
You can say almost anything!
Window, Song, Crack in the house
How many worlds are there in Norse Mythology?
(100 Bonus points for any you can name)
Nine
(Asgard, Alfhelm, Nidavellir, Midgard, Jotunheim, Vanaheim, Niflheim, Muspell, Hel)
How are Thor and Odin related?
They are father and son
Plot
What is another word for "Love"?
Romance
What is this a symbol of? 
That you can be so sad that you can't think right. Grief overtaking logic, etc
What kind of animal is Audhumla?
A Cow
Why does Odin give up his eye?
To gain wisdom
What are connotation and denotation?
Connotation is the feelings behind the words and denotation is the meaning
Gothic Literature is all about hauntings from the __________.
Past!
What Story is this? 
The Cask of Amontillado.
What are the two groups of gods in Norse Mythology called?
Aesir and Vanir
Why do people create mythology?
To explain the world/to find comfort in the world/to understand things.
What is a symbol?
Something that stands for something else
Name something supernatural.
Ghost, monster, spirit, etc etc NOT Aliens
DOUBLE POINTS:
What Edgar Allan Poe story has symbols of an eye and a heart beat?
What do both of these symbols mean?
The Tell-Tale Heart
The Heart: Guilt
The eye: Many things
Who is Ratatosk?
A squirrel that carries messages up and down Yggdrasil
How are Odin and Loki related?
They are blood brothers
What are the three types of Irony? Define them
1. Verbal Irony: you say something but mean the opposite
2. Situational Irony: Something you don't expect to happen, happens.
3. Dramatic Irony: The reader knows things the characters don't
What are the six elements of Gothic Literature?
1. Romance
2. Supernatural
3. Anti-Heroes and Villains
4. Omens/Nightmares
5. Mystery/Fear
6. The Past
What is one theme of The Cask of Amontillado?
Too much pride will kill you/Pride comes before the fall/Pride leads to bad things.
Revenge is very bad/Revenge makes you do bad things/revenge makes you crazy
How are location and culture connected when talking about mythology?
It shapes how the myths are created. Cultures with no winter won't have winter gods. Cultures that rely on animals will have a lot of them in their myths.
What two things did the Old Norse value?
Oaths and Hospitality