Literary Elements
The point between exposition and rising action.
The inciting incident.
Bod's full adopted name
Nobody Owens
Ghouls try to take Bod to this ghoul city.
Ghulheim
The brown dog barks at the mailman.
Barks = ?
Verb
Byronic
What Montresor is in "Cask of Amontillado."
An unreliable narrator
The Hound of God that rescues Bod
Miss Lupescu
These creatures save Bod three times from the ghouls.
The night-gaunts
In the morning, Frodo pours himself a cup of coffee.
Cup = ?
Complement
Setting (ominous)
At the end of "Ruthless," it is the husband, Judson, that ends of dying from his own poison. This is an example of... as the opposite of what is expected to happen occurs.
irony (situational)
The witch without a headstone
Elizabeth Hempstock (Liza)
Who says the following? "You are the bravest person I know and you are my friend. I don’t care if you are imaginary”
Scarlett
We the people believe in love.
We = ?
Subject
The juxtaposition between good and evil is often symbolized in this type of imagery.
Light and dark imagery
A contrast between two opposing forces.
Juxtaposition
The supernatural entity behind the Indigo Man
The Sleer
Scarlett can't see or hear the Sleer, but she can see the scarecrow whose name is...
The Indigo Man
Throughout all of history, people have tried a thousand ways to fix their mistakes.
Subject
People
The type of creatures found in gothic literature.
The supernatural
The ghouls have meaning behind their names, meaning their names are...
allusions
The first resident of the graveyard, but not the oldest.
Cauis Pompeius
The brooch.
David, in his most astute moments, became the most kind version of Doctor Who.
Complement?
Version
A subcategory of gothic, meaning dark and often bloody.
The macabre (pronounced - mah-cob)