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Which location is most likely to be the setting in a work of gothic fiction?
a thriving marketplace
an abandoned castle
a renovated apartment
a well-lit academic library
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An abandoned castle.
Gothic fiction favors dark, decaying, mysterious settings (ruins, old castles, mansions) that evoke dread and the supernatural; the other options are bright, modern, or lively and so less typical.
Gothic fiction favors dark, decaying, mysterious settings (ruins, old castles, mansions) that evoke dread and the supernatural; the other options are bright, modern, or lively and so less typical.
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