The answer is: the dark world of the supernatural
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During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Gothic literature involved romanticism and horror elements, such as dark and decaying scenes, supernatural creatures, and curses or oracles.
In this way, the excerpt from Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" contains a gloomy atmosphere, a dreadful monster and the horrific thought of its creator, who perceives something bad to happen.
1 slope or lean in a particular direction; diverge or cause to diverge from the vertical or horizontal.
1. a sloping position.
synonyms: slope, inclination
"the slant of the roof"
2. a particular point of view incline, tilt, gradient, pitch, angle, cant, camber, from which something is seen or presented
turn or cause to turn or whirl around quickly.
2. draw out (wool, cotton, or other material) and convert it into threads, either by hand or with machinery.
1. a rapid turning or whirling motion.
2. informal
a brief trip in a vehicle for pleasure.
"a spin around town"
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Answer and Explanation:
Mark Twain was the famous American writer who doubted Shakespeare's authorship. For him, Shakespeare's works contained secret codes that, once unveiled, showed the name of the true author who was Francis Bacon. In this case, he used an example of catfish fishing to represent that Shakespeare was a character, an allegory created and publicized as a persona that was not real, but that was used as a way for Bacon to protect his identity and pretend to be someone else for a public that would not be able to discover the truth.
