] Good or Evil [

Dracula, the main charter in the book is the most evil person, although he could also be considered a good person, but with no heart. Deep down inside he has a sad heart. All his life he's been alone or so he told in the book. "I am no longer young; and my heart, through weary years of mourning over the dead, is not attuned to mirth." pg.24 He tells Jonathan how he feels after a long of being weary and sad over his possible dead family that had died over the centuries of thier life.

Evil the real side of Dracula, a man with no heart, no feels, super strenth, and the ability to not die over the long years. His only duty to live is to kill people and suck blood in order to live "happy". Dracula has been alone for so long, a couple of clues we can tell in the book are that he likes turning girls into vampires and only sucks thier blood, but it also seems that he likes to play games with the people around, some of the characters are; Lucy, Mina and Renfield. By having millons of rats appear, turning in dust, and becoming a bat to observe others and scaring them through out the book.

Good and Evil. A great question that everybody should think about when making choices and decisions on a everyday life basics. I believe that all people are good, I know society is a hard life to live in now these days but that doesn't mean by living in making the wrong decisions and harming others. There's also a point in life when sometimes your rasied in the evil side of life and that's understandable, but I think inside every person is the good...

Early Vampires Lilith

Lilith one of the early vampires, was known to be the first wife of Adam, he tried to make Lilith lie beneath him during sexual intercourse. Also she never wanted to take position as a subservient to Adam since they were both created at the same time by God. Lilith used her sexuality to gather men around her all the time, she was seen as the evil. Although she just wanted to show her womenhood and was against manlyhood of Adam. To learn some more about Lilith go to http://http//www.sacredspiral.com/articles/lm/lilith.htm.



Bram Stroker may have been inspired with all the stories and myths there exsisted back then, and nobody ever tried to make a story out of them. Like in Dracula "Denn die Todten reiten schnell" ("for the dead travel fast" pg.10) was told by the driver taking Jonathan to aplace to catch the carriage to Draculas place. In 1897 vampires were seen as a scary thing, person or just fake. Nowadays vampires are seen as they don't exsist anymore. People even dress up as them for halloween for fun and a way to "scare" people.


In what other stories or hoildays seems to be connected with vampires?

Are vampires/dracula real in this life time? and why?

*InSanity*

Throughout the book I coted Hamlet becoming insane. At firt he seemed kind of angry with his dad's death and never really cared about the king's position. Soon after when the guards mentioned the ghost being maybe his dad.... After knowing that the ghost was his dad and that it came to tell Hamlet the truth about his death, about being killed by king Claudis, his own brother. Little by little Hamlet became this angry man, with the only thing in his head was, REVENGE for his fathers death....

Horatio: "Now cracks a noble heart. Good night, sweet prince, And filghts of angels sing thee to thy rest." ( act.5 sc.2, 397)

Horatio being his best friend was the one only at the end that could judge Hamlet's actions. Hamlet was only able to trust him at the end and to his own death. He was the only one that saw in Hamlets heart, and thought that what he did was right...

Hamlet Act.1 SC.2

"A little more than kin and less than kind"

The quote explains how hamlet is really upset with the outcome after his fathers death, and also his mother marring his own uncle Claudius that now becomes the new king. Hamlet is also feeling angry, frusturated, sad, and alone because the new king says things about his feelings but doesn't show his feelings and is a bastard overall.

Q1: Are Hamlets feelings towards Ophelia real or not? Why or why not?

Q2: For what reasons should Hamlet believe his dad about Claudius killing him to overrule his crown?

Voc: Queen act.1 sc.2 "Do not forever with thy Vailed lids"

Vailed lids: lowered eyes.