Argumentation: Emily Dickinson

             The dark romanticism movement was a very depressing time that surfaced in the 18th and 19th century. Stating that every person was evil in the core, the demonic in sex, the greed every person had internally. An American poet, Emily Dickinson, influenced by the dark romanticism movement, believed that the brain is far more powerful at creating horrors than the outside world. There is a correlation between the way a person perceives the world and the actual, outside world. That is due to what they have faced. To some extent, the brain can create far worst horrors that are incompatible with the real world.
              The brain can condition a person to think and feel a certain way. A persons reality may not be the reality that consists that way. Their experience can dictate how they view the world. There are psychological issues like post dramatic stress disorder which creates a condition where there's persistent mental and emotional stress, occurring as a result of severe traumatic experiences with dulled responses to others and the outside world, that can't be cured. There are other psychological issues like prejudice and discrimination that the outside world creates for a person. There are also physical damages that can be perceived as something horrible. Like how if a persons leg gets cut off, that is fully physical pain. There are mass murderers, who kill and destroy a persons figure, torturing them, that's fully physical pain. There are people who injure others with their fists, knifes, legs, until the victim is unable to speak, to move, that's fully physical pain. There are people who get paralyzed, unable to move for the rest of their life's, that's both psychological and physical damage. There are bully's, who drive someone to suicide, that's both psychological and physical damage. There are people who don't rationalize.
               Some psychological and physical damage is produced from the outside world, some are within us, within our primitive nature, characters that are passed down through previous generations. There is greed, there is anger, there is jealousy, there is the self instinct to kill when your life is in danger. These aren't created by the outside world, they're from within us. Within ourselves we already have that evil, the world is what triggers the horrible things people do. A person can imagine self destruction, can imagine graphic morbidity, can imagine horrors that release into the real world. Per se, the McKamay Manor haunted house, a person must have imagined those horrors for it to come true.
                In conclusion, the brain can create horrible millions of horrors but the outside world is responsible for letting those horrors out. The world is what provokes a person to act a certain way. It could be financial problems, family problems,