Poe's style as Gothic is best known for which literary device?

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Edgar Allan Poe's style as Gothic is best known forc. dark symbolism
He is fond of using irony and most of his known literary pieces end with grief such as lost of a loved one or death. He is well-known for writing such emotional pieces that can really touch the emotions of the readers.

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