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Bram Stoker's famous novel Count Dracula was based on the real medieval Romanian prince Vlad Basarab, nicknamed Dracula. Vlad ruled the provinces of Transylvania and Wallachia in the 1400s and was known for his extreme cruelty, which earned him his moniker "Dracula" meaning "son of the dragon". Stoker had heard about the cruel prince and decided to use the historical figure of Vlad Dracula as the inspiration for his vampire character in his 1897 novel Dracula.
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Dracula, My Love!
Dracula was Vlad Tepes, a Romanian. He was a cruel one at his time. This PPS about Dracula is a little part of the history.
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Bram Stoker uses violence and power in Dracula to enhance the plot and create conflict between characters. Dracula's supernatural powers and violent actions drive the story, starting with Jonathan Harker's inner conflict during his imprisonment in Dracula's castle. Stoker also depicts the power of fear and the supernatural through the character of an old man who is said to have died of fright after seeing "Death." Jonathan Harker also struggles against Dracula's power and mental influence over him. Stoker uses violence purposefully to generate excitement and set up the central conflict of good versus evil.
Bram stoker
Bram Stoker was born in 1847 in Dublin, Ireland. He became interested in theater and began working as a theater critic. In 1897, he published his famous novel Dracula. The novel tells the story of Count Dracula who travels from Transylvania to England. It follows the characters of Jonathan Harker, Mina Murray, Dr. Seward, Dr. Van Helsing and others as they try to stop Dracula and prevent him from turning Mina into a vampire. The characters represent themes of technology, sexuality, passivity and the battle between good and evil.
Literary analysis on dracula
1) The document provides a literary analysis of Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula, beginning with background on Stoker's life and the origins and popularity of Gothic fiction.
2) It summarizes the plot of Dracula, focusing on Jonathan Harker's journey to Dracula's castle and Lucy's transformation into a vampire.
3) The analysis examines the major characters like Count Dracula, Jonathan Harker, Dr. Van Helsing, and Mina Harker and how they evolve throughout the story.
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- 1. Dracula
- 2. Dracula ● Because of the Irishman Bram Stoker's horror novel Count Dracula has probably become the world's most famous vampire ● But the figure has a real background, stoker had heard about a very cruel medieval Romanian prince '' Dracula , so he thought that this historical person would make a good foundation for his vampire
- 3. Vlad Basarab Vlad Basarab which was his real name, was born in 1431 in the small town of Sighisoara. His father was also named Vlad and he was a Knight of the Dragon Vlad ruled the province of Transylvania, which was then a country as well as neighboring kingdom of Wallachia. Everyone was afraid of him even his soldiers.
- 4. It was partly because he was a Dragon knight and partly because he was so horrible so he was nicknamed Dracula
- 6. Bram Stoker Name: Bram Stoker Born: 8 November 1847 in Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland Died: April 20, 1912 (was 64 years) in London, Britain He was a novels, he wrote horror fiction romance novels.
- 7. A severe illness in childhood gave him time for reflection, which he later said was favorable for his development as an authors. He studied mathematics at Trinity College, Dublin, 1864-70, and became interested at the same time for History and Philosophy, so this is why he became a member of various groups.
Editor's Notes
- Very nice cover page ! Please include your name, class, Eng 05 and Fria Läroverkans Logotype !
- Good … This book was written in the Romantic period with heavy tones from the Gothic movement.
- His nickname was Vlad the Impaler becausehe liked to kill so many and hand their bodies (or heads) on poles all over town. It is said that he also enjoyed eating the bodies and forcing others to eat body parts as well. Perhaps a picture here of bodies on poles? What means Knight of the Dragon?
- Good picture ! Dracula means “little devil”
- Good quote ! Perhaps pictures on both sides from frame 7 instead ?
- Title text too large … Other books he is known for?
- Various groups… ? Which ? Is that important?