... point of fanaticism. When this occurs and their faith is shattered, the life of the individual can be completely turned around, for better or for worse. If the result is hatred for ones previous religion, the surrounding emotions can be unbelievably strong. In the movie Dracula, Francis Ford Coppola attempts to illustrate the fact that when fanatical religious faith is turned against itself, the ... Vampire personifies everything the Church stands against, such as death, hatred, fear, loathing, sin, immorality, corruption, and darkness. Coppola's interpretation of a Vampire is truly an ...

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... movie reinvents the characters, alters the mood, and even changes the ending to give the audience a character they can relate to. In order for a film to be deemed a success in today's high budget movie industry it has to be exciting and an emotional connection between the viewer and the main character is ... go."" He says "Our work is finished here. Hers is just begun."" There is a sense that both will be killed and then reunited in the hereafter for eternity. For some people this scene could be paramount to emotional torture. Where should one's sympathies lie? Could Harker be they sligh...

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