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    Christopher Beam’s theory of Vampires is similar to Del Toro and Hogan’s piece of “why Vampires Never Die”. All three theorize that the main purpose of Vampires is to have an intelligent monster that is able to think and adapt to modern times. Most monsters want to kill and destroy everything in sight. Vampires are a different type of monster. As Del Toro and Hogan state‚ “…the Vampire does not seek to obliterate us‚ but instead offers a peculiar brand of blood alchemy”. This can be interpreted

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    Roderick is shown to have similar traits to a vampire. He is described as having a "cadaverousness of complexion‚" "ghastly pallor of the skin‚" and eyes possessing a "miraculous lustre" (Poe 720). A stereotypical vampire is also described the same way‚ extremely pale skin and also being more ghost-like‚ than a human. His eyes are said to be "tortured by even a faint light."(Poe) This is similar to an average vampire trait‚ extreme sensitivity to light. Additionally‚ Poe states that he has not left

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    Vlad III (Luke Evans) is famous for impaling his enemies on the battlefield. As a boy he was handed over to the Ottoman Turkish Empire‚ but this tradition stops and therefore Vlad’s kingdom is lured into a false sense of security. In 1462 his wife (Sarah Gadon)‚ son (Art Parkinson) and people who are enjoying living in peace are threatened once again by the Ottoman and told to release one thousand of their sons to the empire. Desperation leads Vlad onto a dark path and he plans to make a deal with

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    The dissenting voice offers challenges to existing values and beliefs‚ and cannot be silenced despite opposite perspectives and consequences that may follow. Dissenting voices clearly express dis-satisfaction‚ disdain and despair for the way society is being run and handled. They propose the faults in everyday life‚ through the use of behaviour‚ decisions‚ and sometimes explicit acts. The voice of dissent has expressed itself throughout time‚ in many different ways‚ such as Charles Perkins and the

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    Throughout Act 3 Scene 5 in Romeo and Juliet we are shown as an audience‚ a variety of dramatic ironies and tragic events. We are also revealed more about the relationship Juliet has with her parents and are learning more about Capulet‚ his personality and how Shakespearean language is used‚ to give an overall impact on how we feel about Capulet and how he is as a father. At the start of the play when Paris asks for Juliet’s hand‚ from his father‚ his father declines the proposal and says "my

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    The Evolution of Vampires

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    Fright Night‚ Twilight‚ Nosferatu‚ The Lost Boys‚ Underworld‚ and From Dusk till Dawn‚ one thing in common‚ they all revolve around vampires. The mystical world of vampires has progressed throughout the years‚ from Bram Stocker’s atrocious view of the mythical creature‚ to today’s view of vampires. Currently we view vampires as attractive people with pale skin‚ unique eye colors‚ and sometimes skin that sparkles. The characteristics of vampires have changed drastically from the once sinister being

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    Zombies are fictional undead creatures created through the reanimation of human corpses. Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre works. The term comes from Haitian folklore where a zombie is a dead body animated by magic. Modern depictions of zombies do not necessarily involve magic but invoke other methods such as viruses. Zombies have a complex literary heritage‚ with antecedents ranging from Richard Matheson and H. P. Lovecraft to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein drawing on European

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    When Mystic Falls Essay

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    The first picture is of season 8. The coffin is for Elena. The series is set in the fictional town of Mystic Falls‚ Virginia‚ a town charged with supernatural history since its settlement of migrants from New England in the late 19th century. It follows the life of Elena Gilbert‚ she and her brother Jeremy just lost both their parents when their car when of Old Rickety bridge. Elena was in the car too‚ but someone pulled her out. It was Stefan Salvatore. He is 162 years old. Your thinking how is

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    Character Counts: Nick The Great Gatsby is one of the bestselling books in America. The novel was written by a man who is considered to be one of the greatest writers and one of America’s biggest dreamers‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald made it incredibly easy for a reader to really figure out the personalities his characters had right when they are shown for the first time. He created a character in The Great Gatsby who‚ unlike the other characters‚ seemed to show good qualities about himself

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    The vampire‚ from folklore to literature is described as a “dead person that awakens in the night to suck the blood out of the living”. (Bartlett‚ pg 1) The evolution of the vampire itself has seen drastic changes from the time of the vampire in folklore; where he was seen as a scapegoat‚ being the cause of the plagues and had to be killed to restore a healthy civilization to‚ Bram Stocker’s literary vampire; where the vampire had become the heroic figure and had to be blamed for all the victims

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