Dracula As an Outsider

Dracula is probably the most notorious monster in all of our literature, as it was written by Bramstock. As a fictitious person, Count Dracula is the edge between most people and outsiders of the group. The charm and genre of Dracula is undoubtedly derived from his romanticism and monsters. The reader is undoubtedly fascinated by his "bad child" feelings, which will appeal to the novel. Please look at his appearance, personality, behavior at the beginning of the novel. Since he occupies the boundary between humans and monsters, he can easily see the state of the vague outsider of Dracula.

Among his novels, Stoke took the position as an outsider of Dracula, in contrast to the cultural origin of his ancient Transylvanian culture in Eastern Europe and the cultural origin of contemporary Western Europe from Jonathan Huck It depicts. When he arrived at Bistrits, Jonathan explained about the new land for him, like "female male and female in front of the shrine Yasukuni" and "colored sheepskin Slovak". People ... with their long staff, end with an ax (Stoker 8). When a woman offers her a cross for Dracula's safety, he will not be accustomed to Oriental superstition. In comparison to his "rationality of the West, he is taught to treat something as an idolatry" (Stoker 5) Unlike all aspects of British aristocracy, Dracula is a Jonathan and his I insist on cultural differences. In Transylvania, Transylvania is not Britain Our way is not your way, and there will be plenty of strange things. "

Dracula's bride is a character of the novel "Dracula" of Bramstock's 1897. They are three enchanting female vampires "sisters" living with Transcranvia's castle and Count Dracula, where they enter the male humanity with beauty and charm and continue to feed them. Dracula mainly provides victims for swallowing babies and children. The origins and identities of the sisters and the essence of the relationship with Earl Dracula are not disclosed. One of them may be identified as a vampire in the short story "Dracula's Guest", Earl Drengen named Graz. As Jonathan Harker became the protagonist of the story, he saw her in the grave of Munich, Dracula guards him from harm; rescued his life from the vampire, and saved him from a cold in the form of a big wolf Take me warm and keep the nearby soldiers coming to them