... , a young lawyer who travels to Count Dracula's castle, in the country of Transylvania. He is there to conclude a real estate transaction to Count Dracula, an old century vampire with a dark evil soul. On his journey to the castle Peasants warm him about where he's going and is given crosses and charms to protect him. When he finally arrives to Count Dracula ... castle and Jonathan and Quincey use knives to destroy Dracula. There're many themes to the novel Dracula, however Christian faith was symbolized throughout the book. During the book many symbols of good reflected the Christian fa...

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• Grade Level: High School

... . As is said by Eddie Borey speaking of the doctors efforts to cure Lucy in his literary analysis of Dracula, " modern science is represented as useless against the vampire's primal evil, and only the old knowledge of superstitions and folklore provide any kind of defence." (DGDFGDFG) This struggle beautifully highlights the struggle with the supernatural elements as Dr. Seward and Dr ... supernatural nature to vanquish them when it is easiest to do so. Early in the novel the heroes realize that they can control the vampire to a certain extent using holy symbols. Dr. Seward recounts in h...

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• Grade Level: High School