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Lil Red is walking along, minding her own business. The Wolf approaches her—not the other way around. Hansel and Gretel stumble upon the witch’s house—or get their heads cut off by their father. Neither of these kids is seeking out danger, per se. Prietita doesn’t end up meeting anything scary. (Jack & Sally aren’t actually kids, so let’s forget them for a moment.)Unlike most of the other child characters we’ve encountered, Coraline HERSELF seeks out the “thing” that will eventually become her enemy—she doesn’t just happen upon it; rather, she courts danger in many instances in the book (and in this way, she IS like some of the kids Gorey presents).How does this “flirting with danger” element of Coraline’s personality impact your reading of her? Is she Gothic or not? Is she relatable? Is she to blame for her actions—especially at the end of the novel—for perpetuating evil?You may answer any or all of the questions posed above, but the main focus of this journal is to explore your views on Coraline’s identity. Requirements: 2-3 pages (though longer is fine), using a minimum of two quotes from the novel. When citing, use MLA format.