In Lewis’ “The Monk,” Ambrosio has a strong ego and is very impressed his own fame.

In the last paragraph we are given from Lewis’ “The Monk,” what is the primary emotion Ambrosio exhibits that contributes to the tense tone?

In “The Castle of Otranto,” readers encounter this sentence: “At that instant the portrait of his grandfather, which hung over the bench where they had been sitting, uttered a deep sigh, and heaved its breast.” What literary technique is Walpole employing in this sentence?

In Lewis’ “The Monk,” the author powerfully uses vivid, shocking descriptions to prompt what primary reaction from us, his audience?

In a story, what do we call the natural, manufactured, political, cultural, and temporal environment, including everything the characters know and own?

What is the literary term for the “plan of the story”?

Throughout the stories we read this week, we see a strong distrust of and prejudice towards those considered “others,” whether they be different nationalities or Roman Catholics (different religions).

Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “The Cry of the Children” contains how many stanzas?

In Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Sonnet 32, the first 4 lines suggest that the speaker feels the listener has said “I love you” to her too soon.

Finish this sentence: One of the most important developments of the Victorian Age was the shift from a way of life based on the ownership of land to a modern urban economy based on ___________________.