To Venice a suitable setting for Mann's novella, Death in Venice ? Give reasons for your answer.

To Venice a suitable setting for Mann's novella, Death in Venice ? Give reasons for your answer.

Venice sounds pretty romantic for old world charm, unique architecture and sunny beaches. However, in Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice, contrary to romantic concept, the city appears more sinister. In fact, more than just providing the setting, Venice directly reflects the emergence of Aschenbach's repressed desires. Like the odd figures Aschenbach meets along the way, Venice appears both familiar—the classic tourist destination—and different, in a definitely unsettling way.

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