Characteristics Of Dark Romanticism
If a story features a protagonist who commits an unpunished crime, which of the following elements would most strongly indicate that the work belongs to the tradition of Dark Romanticism?
AThe narrative emphasizes the psychological effects of guilt on the protagonist.
BThe narrative emphasizes plot development and unraveling the mystery of the crime.
CThe narrative focuses primarily on supernatural and ghostly motifs.
DThe narrative focuses on moral instruction and the protagonist's eventual punishment.
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