The article "Dracula: Overview," written by Irish Novelist Rebecca Scott reviews an explanation of Bram Stokers book Dracula. Rebecca also explains characters as well as the density and literary quality. The Autor of the article leads with the kind of literacy Dracula is, she explains how an interest in vampirism, and erotic fantasies appealed to the people of the 19th century. When moving to next point Rebecca points out the fact that the book was written in a time of renewed critical in: Marxist, Feminist, Freudian, and Darwinian. The third point Rebecca makes is the transformation of the book into a movie form stating, "Film versions are rarely loyal to it to any degree"(Scott 1). The difficulty comes from the tactics Bram stoker used in
