Gothic novel and Frankenstein

3. the colour of the monster's hair and lips
4. at the end the monster becomes this, in fact he destroys his creator
6. French philosopher and writer who influenced this period with his theories
9. the most important dark setting because it's powerful and helps to create an atmosphere of mystery
12. a field that helped Mary Shelley in writing Frankenstein
13. the term Gothic was first applied only to this noun
15. the form of this novel
17. there were many in this period (ex. in France)
18. the surname of the first writer to establish a link between architecture and literature
19. dark side of the Romanticism
20. it makes us feel powerless in front of the power of nature
22. number of the different points of view
24. plural noun; they are vulnerable with irrational desire
25. example of a Gothic novel
29. the opposite of normal and natural
30. a young explorer on a voyage of expedition to the North Pole

1. consisting of two equal, identical, or similar parts or things; one of the themes of Frankenstein
2. the writers aim to arouse this feeling in the reader
5. one of the main theme of the Gothic
7. an adjective to describe the Gothic settings such as isolated castles, convents,...
8. this theme is seen in the characters of Walton and Dr Frakenstein
10. the rejection of external reality and rationality
11. they were written by Walton and received by his sister
14. the person to whom Mary Shelley dedicated Frankensten
16. Walton's sister name
21. a feeling similar to horror
23. a giant in Greek mythology
26. the century in which the Gothic gained popularity
27. surname of the writer of Frankenstein
28. a creature Frankenstein made thanks to the electricity and chemistry