Setting and Atmosphere (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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Setting and Atmosphere
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How Blackwood mansion functions in novel

As living character embodying sisters' isolation & psychology

Domestic Gothic definition

Horror emerging from familiar, everyday spaces & objects

Kitchen's dual symbolic role

Sanctuary for meals & crime scene where arsenic was mixed

Village's role as 'persecuting chorus'

Collective hostility through gossip, judgement & violence

Ritualistic stasis atmosphere

Frozen time via repetitive routines creating hypnotic quality

Fire's paradoxical effect on sisters

Preserves isolation by creating more defensible castle space

Cold War conformity relevance (1962)

Village hostility reflects pressure to conform, fear of difference

Jackson's biographical influence

Her agoraphobia & anti-Semitism experience informed isolation themes

Fence symbolism & class conflict

Blocked shortcut represents class division, fuels resentment

Horror source in novel

Human psychology (resentment, mob mentality), not supernatural

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