Literary Movements
Emotions, Frankenstein, Edgar Allen Poe, Mary Shelly, Supernatural, Emotions over Science, Imagination, you create your own reality
Romanticism
This character also goes by "Count". He is one of the most famous supernatural creatures. He is known for drinking blood.
Dracula
To "Keep someone in the loop"
To inform someone/tell someone something/give information
Jumped
Jump-t
Frankenweenie
Romanticism, Frankenstein, supernatural, "natural order", science + fear of science
Horror, Strange, What if humans aren't important? Cthulu, HP Lovecraft, Bloodborne, Stranger Things, The Thing, Madness/Insanity, Forbidden Knowledge
Cosmic Horror/Lovecraftian Horror
This character read the epic poem "Paradise Lost" to help cope with his loneliness. His master abandoned him and he was an outcast from society.
Frankenstein
To "Put down" money on something
To pay for something upfront
Tasted
Taste/id/
Goodwill Hunting
Transcendentalism, Experience life, be one with natural, be yourself as an individual
Vampires, Dracula, Resident Evil, Old buildings/churches, architecture, supernatural, Haunted houses, Castles
Gothic Horror
This character gave a speech in Pandemonium and said "It's better to Reign in Hell than to serve in Heaven". This work created by John Milton gave us this characters "charismatic bad-boy" reputation.
Satan
To take money out of something (ex: savings)
Cramped
Cramp-t
Dracula/Vampire related movies
Emotions, death, dark setting, supernatural, Haunted house, castle, paranormal activity
Mark Twain, Huckleberry Finn, attacks Romanticism, social issues, casual language, truthful to reality
Realism
This character has one of the most famous speeches ever with the beginning phrase "To be or not to be..that is the question..", He is a prince and he contemplates killing his uncle to take back the throne he deserves
Hamlet
To "Fork out" something (ex: money)
to spend money on something because you have to, even though you do not want to
Opened
Open-d
Silent Hill
Cosmic Horror/Lovecraftian horror, atmosphere, madness, insanity, dreams, clues + putting together knowledge, weird creatures, loneliness
Influenced by romanticism, New England, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau, Nature, Civil Disobedience, Dead Poets Society, Importance of the individual
Transcendentalism
This character is a poor white Irish boy. This controversial book is a sequel to Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer. He runs away with a slave to help get his freedom. One of his important quotes is "Alright then, I'll go to hell"
Huckleberry Finn
To "Talk down to someone"
To be rude/condescending to someone
Unaccustomed
Unaccustum-d
Starwars
Hamlet or Macbeth, Power, Corruption, madness/insanity, revenge, fate/destiny