Edgar Allan Poe was born on this day.
When is January 19, 1809
What is the eye
The narrator's valet in "The Oval Portrait"
Who is Pedro
The holiday that most people equate supernatural to
What is Halloween
What are conflict, character, setting, and plot.
The disease that killed both Poe's mother and his wife.
What is Tuberculosis
Who the cat is named after
Who is the Roman god of the underworld
The owner of the chateau, or female author who helped pioneer gothic and supernatural literature in the 18th century.
Who is Ann Radcliffe
This gothic element also serves as the name of the movie that Leonardo DiCaprio finally won a Golden Globe for.
What is The Revenant
The master of the mood of suspense
Who is Edgar Allan Poe
Poe went to this Military Academy.
What is West Point
The second cat is found here months after the first.
Where is a porch.
Where the chateau is located
What are the Appennines (or Italy)
The literary movement that counteracts Gothic literature (think of "Rappaccini's Daughter" notes)
What is Romanticism
The reader's emotions when reading a literary work can be described as this.
What is mood
Poe's "The Raven" was seen on this famous animated show featuring yellow characters.
What is "The Simpsons"
The second cat can be described as a ________ of the first cat (gothic literary term)
What is a double
The "book" that contains information about the portraits is referred to as this.
What is the volume
The main character of "The Black Cat" can be described as one of these kinds of misleading, cunning characters
What is an unreliable narrator
The author's emotions as seen in his/her writing can be described as this
What is tone
This famous sports team's name was influenced by Edgar Allan Poe.
What is the Baltimore Ravens
The narrator feels this after killing the first cat.
What is guilt
The painter can be connected to this other male character we have read about in that both men prioritized their work over the women in their lives..
Who is Dr. Rappaccini
In what century was the first Gothic literary work published?
What is the 18th century
What is setting