Unreliable Narrator, The reader suspects the person telling the story is untrustworthy., Dashes, A punctuation mark used to show interruption, hesitation or a change in thought., Direct address, When a character speaks directly to the reader., Exclamations, Punctuation used to show excitement, panic, shock or humour., Gothic imagery, Description of stereotypical Gothic scenes e.g. flickering lights, dark passageways, labyrinths, castles, decaying mansions, heaven and hell..., Rhetorical questions, Questions posed for effect, not needing an answer., Repetition, Repeated words or phrases, often used in The Gothic to build tension..
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Gothic Narrative Techniques
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