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What are the Conventions of a gothic horror in the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley?

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she uses the conventions of gothic horror but as my English teacher says 'turns them on there heads' meaning for example at the beginning of chapter 5 instead of a thunder storm Mary Shelley describes the weather as 'a dreary night of November'
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