Dracula
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- Created on: 29-01-23 11:56
" Discuss some of the ways Stoker shapes a reader’s response to COUNT DRACULA in the novel. " |
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EvaluationAlthough Dracula's first intentions to simply expand his cultural horizon and real estate properties seem justified, his undying cruelty towards children, women and people suffering from mental illness is unforgivable. As our opinions on "vampires" tend to be influenced by contemporary adaptations , such as the 1992 Dracula film , of them being portrayed in desirable and sexual ways, which could play with our head and moral compass in regards to Dracula's actions. However, even from a modern exposure to vampire media, Dracula is regardless a vile, poisonous monster whose actions shouldn't be tolerated, not in his home in Transylvania, nor in the outside world. |
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