4.1.4
Gothic Fiction
Gothic Fiction
Gothic Fiction
Gothic fiction demonstrates the following key features:
Gothic Fiction - Characters
Gothic Fiction - Characters
Gothic fiction boasts several different types of characters:


Villains
Villains
- Scrooge – he makes Bob Cratchit’s life worse and refuses to help the poor.


Tyrants
Tyrants
- Scrooge – he dictates how his employees live their lives and refuses to listen to others.


Madmen
Madmen
- Scrooge could be considered ‘mad’ – he sees ghosts.


Demons
Demons
- Scrooge metaphorically fights his inner demons.
1Plot Summary
2Key Characters & Quotes
2.1Ebenezer Scrooge
2.2Other Characters
2.2.1Bob Cratchit
2.2.2Tiny Tim
2.2.3Fred
2.2.4The Ghosts Pt 1
2.2.5The Ghosts Pt 2
2.2.6End of Topic Test - Other Characters
2.2.7Diagnostic Misconceptions - Bob Marley
2.2.8Diagnostic Misconceptions - Two Ghosts
2.2.9Diagnostic Misconceptions - Ghost of Christmas
2.2.10Diagnostic Misconceptions - The Cratchits
2.3Grade 9 - Key Characters
3Key Ideas
4Context
5Authorial Method
6Recap: Main Quotes
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1Plot Summary
2Key Characters & Quotes
2.1Ebenezer Scrooge
2.2Other Characters
2.2.1Bob Cratchit
2.2.2Tiny Tim
2.2.3Fred
2.2.4The Ghosts Pt 1
2.2.5The Ghosts Pt 2
2.2.6End of Topic Test - Other Characters
2.2.7Diagnostic Misconceptions - Bob Marley
2.2.8Diagnostic Misconceptions - Two Ghosts
2.2.9Diagnostic Misconceptions - Ghost of Christmas
2.2.10Diagnostic Misconceptions - The Cratchits
2.3Grade 9 - Key Characters
3Key Ideas
4Context
5Authorial Method
6Recap: Main Quotes
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