Bram Stoker's Life
The Life of a Mortal Man with an Immortal Idea “How blessed are some people, whose lives have no fears, no dreads; to whom sleep is a blessing the comes nightly, and brings nothing but sweet dreams.” Bram Stoker, Taking a look of the life of a man with a mind to create the most infamous and famous story. The vampire with a taste for blood, Dracula. His parents abraham and Charlotte Matilda Blake were involved in getting things done. Abraham stoker was a civil servant, Charlotte stoker became a social activist He has no siblings to my knowledge nor does research. Born in 1847, In clontarf, Ireland, the young bram stoker was always bedridden from illness. I can’t even imagine what that must feel like to spend most of your childhood in a your
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The only thing that keeps us from going is death,you can delay but you cannot stop it. It will catch up, catches all of us and drains our strength, bram stoker died in 1912 at london, United Kingdom. A father of horror laid to rest taking spirit and leaving knowledge for the new writers and poets to find themselves and find inspiration from within. I have found that imagination can take you to a place to where you don't have to accept reality. A place where bram stoker created Dracula in his own world, from thought to thought piece by piece, his brain and spirit one. Reaching deep inside to find himself. The only thing in his way was time but that is what gives us a reason to live, it's a drive, a spark a hunger to be successful. The amount of time we don't have on this planet and I think that was a motivation he had and I think we need and want a little bit of that from time from …show more content…
She was the person that said it was unsuitable for children and sensitive adults, she also said it was interesting. Thats interesting to me. I like the way she thought about it she didn't hate it sounds like she liked it. Even though she gave it an inappropriate rating it was still interesting. I guess that's kinda like the world we live in know it's an inappropriate environment yet it interests us with sudden changes of its opinions and options with infinite hope and abundant possibilities. You can count all the days that went wrong or you can find it interesting. It's like remembering an amazing birthday when you when you were young, or dreaming a little harder next time to complete the
The only thing that keeps us from going is death,you can delay but you cannot stop it. It will catch up, catches all of us and drains our strength, bram stoker died in 1912 at london, United Kingdom. A father of horror laid to rest taking spirit and leaving knowledge for the new writers and poets to find themselves and find inspiration from within. I have found that imagination can take you to a place to where you don't have to accept reality. A place where bram stoker created Dracula in his own world, from thought to thought piece by piece, his brain and spirit one. Reaching deep inside to find himself. The only thing in his way was time but that is what gives us a reason to live, it's a drive, a spark a hunger to be successful. The amount of time we don't have on this planet and I think that was a motivation he had and I think we need and want a little bit of that from time from …show more content…
She was the person that said it was unsuitable for children and sensitive adults, she also said it was interesting. Thats interesting to me. I like the way she thought about it she didn't hate it sounds like she liked it. Even though she gave it an inappropriate rating it was still interesting. I guess that's kinda like the world we live in know it's an inappropriate environment yet it interests us with sudden changes of its opinions and options with infinite hope and abundant possibilities. You can count all the days that went wrong or you can find it interesting. It's like remembering an amazing birthday when you when you were young, or dreaming a little harder next time to complete the