: This article argues that the film uses the trope of "the uncanny"—including doubles and the return of the dead—to address the multitemporal trauma of gender violence .
: Associated with the Sharpe siblings and the cold, intelligence, and disturbing loyalty within Allerdale Hall. La Cumbre Escarlata
: This analysis critiques how the film reimagines classic narratives like Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights to interrogate patriarchal and capitalist structures . : This article argues that the film uses
: Represents the "Golden Heroine" Edith, her American home, warmth, and hope. her American home
: Symbolizes violence, death, and the "monstrous love" of the Sharpes, visually manifested through the red clay seeping through the floorboards.