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100

There was a volcanic eruption that prompted this female author to writer her iconic novel... that might involve a weenie. 

Frankenstein

100

The value of this question has little value. If you get it wrong you can have cake

Trifle

100

This guardian was icy and proud,
Her treatment of others quite loud.
She caused much distress,
But could not suppress,
The truth that her conscience allowed.

St John Rivers

100

I linger in halls where whispers reside,
A shadow of love, a memory's guide.
In the silence of night, my presence is felt,
A haunting reminder of secrets once dealt.
Though unseen, I shape what’s true and what’s false,
What am I, but the echoes of a past that enthralls?

Rebecca

100

Even Old Macdonald couldn't control these pets

Animal Farm

200

The titular character of this Gothic novel showed that those who live monasteries can still be part of the uncanny

The Monk

200

Miss Parisi has an extreme dislike for late students to Extension. (five letters)

abhor

200

The flirt of the group, full of flair,
With looks that could cause one to stare.
She sought to impress,
In a gown or a dress,
And played with the line of what's fair.

Alicia - The Beguiled

200

I dance and flicker, both fierce and bright,
In shadows I linger, banishing night.
I once consumed a heart and home,
Leaving behind ash where love would roam.
What am I, both a danger and a guide,
In my glow, the truth can’t hide?

Fire

200

What do you call a dystopian novel about a group of people who are terrible at keeping their cool?

Fahrenheit 451

300

Horace Walpole set the standard for Gothic stories by locating his novel here

The Castle of Otranto

300

unscramble the word:

ceuoopcirs

precocious

300

A cousin with schemes and a grin,
He meddled with secrets of sin.
With charm on the rise,
And greed in his eyes,
He was always out looking to win.

Jack Favell

300

I rise like a specter on cliffs of the sea,
My beauty conceals the dark legacy.
Once a sanctuary for lovers entwined,
Now I harbor whispers of a past unconfined.
With a name that conjures both grandeur and gloom,
What am I, where memories linger and shadows loom?

Manderely

300

The Year of Surveillance 

1984

400

This author wrote this well-known Gothic novel published in 1796. The title of this novel is also a nationality.

The Italian

400

Don Juan, Childe Harold, Heathcliff - they have all this in common

Byronic Heroes 

400

A child, lively, sweet, and refined,
Left by one who had a free mind.
She danced and she sang,
With cheer she would hang,
Though her origins were quite unkind.

Adele Varens

400

In the shadows, I stand tall and grand,
With leaves that whisper secrets of the land.
Once I sheltered two hearts in a moment divine,
But time and fate twisted their line.
What am I, with branches wide and true,
Where love was lost, but hope still grew?

Chestnut tree

400

This trio is missing one:

Charlotte, Emily and ...

Anne

500

The famous Southern Gothic short story written by Flannery O'Connor

A good man is hard to find

500

A French word for an innocent or unsophisticated woman - think the unnamed narrator

ingenue

500

A man with a secret to keep,
Whose guilt runs uncomfortably deep.
He loved not the past,
But it haunted so fast,
Till the truth left no time for sleep.

Maxim de Winter

500

Endless expanse, both treacherous and free,
I mirror the sky, yet conceal mystery.
My depths hold the echoes of love and of loss,
A realm of reflection, where dreams pay their cost.
I whisper of danger and beckon with grace,
What am I, the canvas of time and of space?

The Sea

500

The final line of this iconic novel is 'there will always be tomorrow'.

Gone with the Wind

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