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A story of a young woman living in a solitary location with only her father and the help to keep her company. Laura is thankful to relieve her daily tedium when a visitor shows up in surprising circumstances, but little does she know that this mysterious character is far more than a pretty face.--Submitted by Anonymous

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Carmilla Essay

I recieved the following essay question: Carmilla is believed to be the pre-cursor to Bram Stoker's Dracula. How significant was Carmilla to the construction of Bram Stoker's novel Dracula? I have recently read both of the relevent texts but was wondering which features of Carmilla do you think were borrowed by Bram Stoker? Any opinions or example arguments would be much appreciated. Thank you in advanced, from the guy in the hat --> :hat:


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The pre-cursor to Dracula. Anybody want to share opinions?


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