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Dracula's Eternal Life

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Mary F

 

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April 12, 2015

 

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Because he has the same dreams, desires and (to a certain extent) needs as his audience, he remains easily relatable to this day. Dracula holds a fairly obvious place in pop culture, and its continued popularity and prevalence over the generations since its publication show that Bram Stoker’s characters, monsters, and message still ring true with a modern audience...
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Stoker designed characters and wrote about issues that remain relevant today: Dracula’s desire to improve his station, the gap between the rich/powerful and the poor/common, and the characters’ sexuality. Dracula desires nothing so much as he desires to be an Englishman, or at least to fit into the role of an Englishman...
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