Dr. Heidegger's Experiment, by Nathaniel Hawthorne and The Masque of Red Death, by Edgar Allen Poe

Both Nathaniel Hawthorne and Edgar Allen Poe are Gothic writers who share many similarities in the story. Both authors wrote down their role in life and tried to escape the real world around them. In Hawthorne 's "Experiment with Dr. Heidegger", four participants tried to escape from reality by drinking young spring to make himself young. In Poe's "Red Death Mask", Prince Prospero hid in the castle monastery of his castle and tried to escape from the death of red due to a disease devastating his city.

The allegiance of Red Death Mask and Dr. Heidegger's experiment Edgar Allan Poe's writing is based on supernatural and unknown things. In the mask of the red death, Prince Prospero invited the enjoyers to the castle until there is no danger of the plague. A black intruder (such as the god of death) interfered the party and was related to the plague of "red death". The shinigami eventually killed each person. The mask of red death is a fable.

Although Edgar Allenpau had publicly stated that "I do not like parable stories (metaphors)", I am using "fable stories" in "Red Death Mask." Abstract) The usage can be seen in his short story "The Mask of Red Death". The two obvious ones are: The signal is close to the clock, and the repetition of the number 7 means the end of the life. In the story, the prince named Prospero dominates the mask of red death. Edgar Allan Poe in the short story 1,251 "Red Death Mask": Edgar Allen Poe, providing the theme of necessity of old death to try to escape Death is a waste, the background of his story occupied Europe It is based on the black "black" plague. Black shins are bacteria that survive in mice and rodents and are infected when humans chew.

In the mask of the red death, Edgar Allan Poe wrote a way to pray Prince Prospero wearing a mask in a monastery sealed to try to forget the red death. The monastery has seven rooms with windows and decorations. A man surrounded by the deceased appeared in the middle of the mask and Prince Prospero chased him into his dead scarlet room, and another followed him. Edgar Allan Poe's red death mask is a fable written by Edgar Allan Poe. The story is about the dangerous disease (known as Red Death) the prince Prospero tried to save himself, but he eventually died with his friend in his castle. This allegorical story is divided into meaningful points represented by related symbols such as time clocks and seven rooms represent seven life stages.