Dracula
Throughout the years, many authors have combined their thoughts and believes into a written project which later became a novel. In every book, the reader can learn between the lines about the author. Of course, from a year to another, beliefs were born related to the way of life. In the 18 th – 19 th centuries, christianity made a great part of people’s life. A man who was considered religious would be ashamed of talking about the devil and compromit his beliefs. Bram Stoker and Mary Shelley are two big writers who brought up a new style to the English Literature. Although with very contravertial ideas, they described the society in two opposite ways. Gothic novels were always characterized as horror books. In many cases, it was not always true. It’s a combination of super-natural, fear and domination (Men, leaders of the society were driven by their ambition for power and success in the upper-class society). In the novel, Dracula, Stocker brings to his characters the typical description of a human being as in real life. Often, the main character will keep his role of importance but a less important one at the beginning will obviously rise his role and will be more foccussed at. Characters will show qualities of rebel
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Approximate Word count = 1007
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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