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Darkness
- 85 statements
- 15 feature instances
- 2 referencing feature instances
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Darkness is an 1816 epic gothic poem written by Lord Byron in which he describes an apocalyptic vision where the earth’s sun goes out and all life ceases to exist.Darkness by Lord Byron | |
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Dropped link to EndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: Not a Feature - UNKNOWN | |
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Technically-Living Zombie | |
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Technically-Living Zombie: The poem describes the last loyal dog protecting the corpse of its dead master from both beasts and hordes of starving zombie-like humans who are so desperate that they eat the bodies of their fallen kin. | |
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Artistic License – Biology | |
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Artistic License – Biology: Even if the sun were to suddenly disappear, not all life would die out as creatures that live at the very bottom of the ocean where sunlight does not reach would be able to continue surviving for millions or billions of years due to heat being emitted from the earth’s core - not that Lord Byron could possibly have known about them in 1816, but science marches on. | |
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The Stars Are Going Out | |
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The Stars Are Going Out: The poem says that all the stars in the universe are growing darker. | |
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After the End | |
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After the End: The poem describes the end of the world after the sun has gone out. | |
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Snakes Are Sinister | |
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Snakes Are Sinister: Subverted, with the sun gone all the wild animals became timid and tame, seeking solace among the humans, including snakes, which are typically associated with biblical imagery of evil but are described as hissing but “stingless�. | |
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Death World | |
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Death World: The Earth becomes this and eventually all human, animal and plant life dies out. | |
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Post-Apocalyptic Dog | |
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Post-Apocalyptic Dog: All dogs but one turned on their masters, the one dog that remained loyal stayed by his dead master's corpse and protected it from predators and other humans until it died of starvation. | |
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The Night That Never Ends | |
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The Night That Never Ends: Hence the darkness, and the cold that's so intense a volcano is a prime residence. | |
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Glacial Apocalypse | |
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Glacial Apocalypse: The planet becomingly steadily colder until the earth is left as a lifeless frozen rock. | |
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All Animals Are Domesticated | |
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All Animals Are Domesticated: After the sun goes out and the earth is cast into permanent night, all the animals (including snakes) become tame and timid, seeking comfort from the humans only to be killed and eaten. | |
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Gothic Horror | |
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Gothic Horror: Byron’s short story contains a great deal of classic gothic horror note likely inspired by an ash cloud that spread across Europe in 1816 that came from a gigantic volcanic eruption in Indonesia, causing 1816 to be known as "The year without a summer". | |
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Dreaming of Things to Come | |
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Dreaming of Things to Come: The opening line suggests that Byron's dream was a Portent of Doom. | |
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One-Word Title | |
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One-Word Title: Darkness | |
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LastOfTheirKind | |
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Last of Their Kind: The last two humans encounter each other and after starting a fire, die at the sight of each other's faces. | |
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The following is a list of statements referring to the current page from other pages.
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Glacial Apocalypse / int_cd6947da | |
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The Stars Are Going Out / int_cd6947da |
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