1.) are
2.) is
3.) are
4.) was
5.) is
6.) am
7.) were
8.) is/was
9.) am
10.) were
The protagonist's choice is either changed or stays the same. depending on what the choice is.
I did not touch a hair on his head.
Romantic and Gothic literature are related though out the story line. Early 18th century, when the genres both came out in England, romanticism was related to horror and was against the Enlightment Era and was leaning more towards Neoclassicism. The Gothic and Romantic scene were closest related through the deeply felt emotions.
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