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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some think that Roderick actually wanted his sister Madeline dead, and others think he was really in denial that she was alive the entire time. Given that he went to the trouble of sealing her 'corpse' in a tomb she couldn't easily escape...
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some think that Roderick actually wanted his sister Madeline dead, and others think he was really in denial that she was alive the entire time. Given that he went to the trouble of sealing her 'corpse' in a tomb she couldn't easily escape... escape (he claimed it was to deter corpse-snatchers like her doctors) and for whatever reason didn't go rescue her when he knew she was alive...
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*** Worse still is that they had entombed her in the house expressly to ''avoid'' burying her alive. Roderick knew some days later that she was conscious and struggling to escape, but he was too terrified to say anything to the narrator.
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*** Worse still is that they had temporarily entombed her in the house expressly "by consideration of the unusual character of the malady of the deceased" (i.e. to ''avoid'' burying her alive. make sure she was really dead and not in another cataleptic stupor). Roderick knew some days later that she had regained consciousness and was conscious and struggling to escape, but he was too terrified to say anything to the narrator.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some think that Roderick actually wanted his sister, Madeline, dead, and others think he was really in denial that she was alive the entire time. Given that he went to the trouble of sealing her 'corpse' in a tomb she couldn't easily escape...
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some think that Roderick actually wanted his sister, Madeline, sister Madeline dead, and others think he was really in denial that she was alive the entire time. Given that he went to the trouble of sealing her 'corpse' in a tomb she couldn't easily escape...
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some think that Roderick actually wanted his sister, Madeline, dead, and others think he was really in denial that she was alive the entire time.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some think that Roderick actually wanted his sister, Madeline, dead, and others think he was really in denial that she was alive the entire time. Given that he went to the trouble of sealing her 'corpse' in a tomb she couldn't easily escape...
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*** Worse still is that they had entombed her in the house expressly to ''avoid'' burying her alive. Roderick knew some days later that she was conscious and struggling to escape, but he was too terrified to say anything to the narrator.
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* NightmareFuel:
** The whole burying Madeline alive thing. Scarier still is that this was a common enough thing back then, as medical knowledge wasn't that great.
** The 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version has her tortured screams of Roderick's name as she breaks out of the coffin.
** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philip gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.
** The whole burying Madeline alive thing. Scarier still is that this was a common enough thing back then, as medical knowledge wasn't that great.
** The 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version has her tortured screams of Roderick's name as she breaks out of the coffin.
** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philip gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.
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* NightmareFuel:
** The whole burying Madeline alive thing. Scarier still is that this was a common enough thing back then, as medical knowledge wasn't that great.
** The 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version has her tortured screams of Roderick's name as she breaks out of the coffin.
** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philip gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.
** The whole burying Madeline alive thing. Scarier still is that this was a common enough thing back then, as medical knowledge wasn't that great.
** The 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version has her tortured screams of Roderick's name as she breaks out of the coffin.
** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philip gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.
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** The whole burying Madeline alive thing.
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** The whole burying Madeline alive thing. Scarier still is that this was a common enough thing back then, as medical knowledge wasn't that great.
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** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philip gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.
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** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philip gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.crypt.
* {{Squick}}: The incest subtext between Roderick and Madeline, and the strong implication that this is in fact a tradition in their family.
* {{Squick}}: The incest subtext between Roderick and Madeline, and the strong implication that this is in fact a tradition in their family.
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* NightmareFuel: The whole burying Madeline alive thing.
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* NightmareFuel: NightmareFuel:
** The whole burying Madeline alive thing.
** The whole burying Madeline alive thing.
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** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philipp gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.
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** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philipp Philip gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.
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* NightmareFuel: The whole burying Madeline alive thing.
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* NightmareFuel: The whole burying Madeline alive thing.thing.
** The 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version has her tortured screams of Roderick's name as she breaks out of the coffin.
** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philipp gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.
** The 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version has her tortured screams of Roderick's name as she breaks out of the coffin.
** Also in the 2006 Gruselkabinett radio version: Philipp gets left behind by Madeline at one point... in the darkness. In a crypt.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some think that Roderick actually wanted his sister, Madeline, dead.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some think that Roderick actually wanted his sister, Madeline, dead.dead, and others think he was really in denial that she was alive the entire time.
*NightmareFuel: The whole burying Madeline alive thing.
*NightmareFuel: The whole burying Madeline alive thing.
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*AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Some think that Roderick actually wanted his sister, Madeline, dead.
