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1 By: Kristin Kikosicki & Mike Dessureau
German Gothic Horror By: Kristin Kikosicki & Mike Dessureau

2 Supernatural Beings Demons Vampires Witches Wizards Sorcerers
Enhanced Humans Mutants Dangerous Mortals Ghosts Spirits Animalistic Beings Spirits Deities **Magical Creations** (the creature) Monsters Robots Immortals Non-Humans Good Supernatural Beings Half-Demons “Old Ones”

3 Supernatural Beings Continued
Fairies Banshees Mythological God Banshees Fairies Mythological God

4 Pictures of Supernatural Beings
These are some pictures of supernatural beings. Vampires Wizards Ghosts Witches

5 Pictures of Supernatural Beings (Continued)
Here are some more pictures of supernatural beings. **Magical Creations** Sorcerers Robots

6 The Supernatural Elements in Frankenstein
The creation of Frankenstein is the supernatural element in the story of Frankenstein. The creatures creation is what makes this novel considered gothic. The fear of unknown is brought up in this novel, so that is another reason why it could be considered Gothic. An example of a supernatural being in Frankenstein is “Magical Creations” which can be also known as the creature.

7 How this topic relates to Frankenstein
Our topic, German Gothic Horror plays a big role in the story of Frankenstein. While supernatural beings play a big role in German Gothic Horror, German Gothic Horror plays a big part in Frankenstein. The creature is an example of a supernatural being.

8 Main Points of German Gothic Horror
German Gothic Horror also contains supernatural elements throughout the story. Supernatural beings are a very important part of German Gothic Horror. There are a lot of supernatural elements in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, including the creature.

9 Sources Frankenstein by: Mary Shelley
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