... returned to Dublin, Stoker went to see Irving in the play Hamlet. Stoker praised the actor in his newspaper column when he wrote; "In his fits of passion there is a realism that no one but a genius can ever effect." Irving read this the next morning and asked the manager of the theater to introduce him to Bram, they met that night ... ...

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... through belief in religion and supernatural beings. It makes the story more entertaining as it touches the readers" imaginative mind into this world of mystic beings or bloodthirsty demons. The realism is there and everyone acts very true to life. They act like normal people but when unexplained events happen then there's nothing you can really do but be engaged in ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School