The Raven And Bram Stoker's Dracula
In Edgar Allan Poe’s“The raven” and Bram Stoker’s“Dracula”, the settings are very different while the atmosphere are similar to each other.The American gothic story “The raven” lets the reader’s imagination think of how this bird is tormenting the man while the British gothic fiction “Dracula” is more descriptive on the setting, painting out the scene.
It’s late after midnight on a December night. A man is sitting in his chamber, half reading and half falling asleep, and trying to forget about his lost love, Lenore. Then,he hears someone or something knocking at the door. He calls out apologizing to the visitor he imagines must be outside. Then he opens the door and finds...nothing. This scares him a little, and he reassures himself that
It’s late after midnight on a December night. A man is sitting in his chamber, half reading and half falling asleep, and trying to forget about his lost love, Lenore. Then,he hears someone or something knocking at the door. He calls out apologizing to the visitor he imagines must be outside. Then he opens the door and finds...nothing. This scares him a little, and he reassures himself that