The recent discovery of cave paintings under Soho has lead to the question "how old is the Gothic movement?" These cave paintings belong to the DarkHeart tribe and are dated at over 2500 years old. These are the first confirmed gothic paintings. The archetypical decoration is based on eyes. Depictations similar to the Eye of Horus grace the walls of this small cave. The egyptian theme runs throughout the cave, along with a predominantly black colour scheme. We are yet to ascertain the significance of the stylised G-eye.

The Gothic movement crept through the ages. The desire for pointy bits and excessive self adornment affected the designs of the mid to late 1600's. It is well known that Sir Christopher Wren spent most of his free nights drinking Absinthe and complaining about the Sisters selling out. The Gothic influence spread throughout London and was markedly resiliant to change.