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Belal Abdelsalam g10 Gothic Story Brainstorming
Belal Abdelsalam g10 Gothic Story Brainstorming
Points: 50
▪ I encourage you to do a rough draft and revise it; however, you will only be handing in a final
draft, and only the final draft will be scored.
Directions: This worksheet will help you plan out your gothic story. Fill it out as instructed
below!
SETTING: (Choose One or more, circle it, then write a sentence or two describing your setting)
Castle:
Graveyard:
Old House: My place in the story is gonna include one old house
Wild Forest:
Secret Passageway:
Other:
Middle Ages
Victorian Era
1900-1940 = am gonna use this particular time
CHARACTERS: (Write a sentence or two describing each main character. At minimum, you
must have a victim and a villain.)
Villain: The cursed man that was living in the old house from the past expressing his horror
stories
Victim: The father of the new family moving to their new house
Hero/Heroine:
OBJECTS: (Choose One or more, circle it, then write a sentence or two describing each object.)
Strange Manuscript:
Ancient Relic:
Mummy or Cadaver:
Weaponry:
Watch or Clock:
Ring:
Painting:
5 4 3 2 1 0
OBJECTS: At least one traditional gothic object is present in the story and described in a detailed manner. Some
traditional objects: Strange/old manuscripts, ancient relics, mummies, corpses, ancient weapons,
watches/clocks, rings, crests, canes, paintings, poisons, suits of armor, candelabrums, tapestries
5 4 3 2 1 0
CHARACTERS: The story contains a victim and a villain. The characters are well-developed, interesting, and
gothic in appearance and mannerisms. One character is grotesque in some way, and/or one character goes mad or
struggles to maintain his/her sanity.
5 4 3 2 1 0
THEMES AND PLOT MOTIFS Story conveys at least one of these themes OR utilizes at least one of these plot
devices:
5 4 3 2 1 0
ATMOSPHERE: Overall, the story creates a macabre atmosphere; the story is gloomy, unsettling, eerie, and creepy!
5 4 3 2 1 0
/25 x 2 = /50