Dracula, essential language analysis
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2. What is the cultural significance of Dracula entering Lucy's bedroom
- It shows that Lucy's wild attraction to men have caused to make unintelligent decision "Letting supernatural figures in her room"
- The bedroom has sexual connotations, especially in the Victorian era
- It dismisses the rumor that Dracula may be a homosexual
- It shows that Vampires can now enter a room without the owner's permission
3. Which character reflects the Brides of Dracula most?
- The Transylvanian Women
- The English women
- Lucy
- Mina
4. Which attribute does not relate back to the what the character of Mina is supposed to represent.
- She went all the way to Budapest by herself
- She's the victim for the majority of the book
- "When we are married I shall be useful to Jonathon"
- She stenographers the majority of the book
5. "Unclean and full of Hellfire" what could the word "unclean" be referencing?
- She has broken the sacred bond that is marriage, a statue that was highly significant at the time.
- That Dracula has been entering Lucy's room and as a result ruined her virginity
- She has been contaminated by Dracula's supernatural disease and has ruined her symbolically
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