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    Avianna Research Paper

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    Doomed from the beginning Avianna was born into one of the first famlies of vampire hunters that had taken up residency in Poland. Well known to the supernatural world for their utalization of hellhounds to track and kill vampires they were certainly a force to be reckoned with. Most of their hellhounds had been passed down through the generations while ocasionally taking in new pups if they happen to kill the mother of them. Puppies were only saved if they had yet to open their eyes in order…

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    Dracula and Once on This Island are two of many productions that have been put on by The Gainesville Theatre Alliance. The Gainesville Theatre Alliance is a widely known alliance between The University of North Georgia and Brenau University. During this year’s February festival taking place on February 9th through the 20th, the alliance produced the thrilling tale of Dracula and the inspirational musical of the love story of Once on This Island. The Gainesville Theatre Alliances stage adaption…

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    Analysis Of Nosferatu

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    well. When she is standing by the sea you can see that it is violently coming at her. Which is the same sea that is bringing the one and only Count Orlock to her town. Along with the scientific scenes of the doctor comparing a venus fly trap to a vampire, I believe this movie has an underlying message as nature is evil because at the time scientist did not know about most of nature and that’s where the fear of the unknown comes to play yet again in the…

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    than twenty years as a vampire. Every time I picked up the paper, there were stories of humans fighting humans: brawls on the streets of San Francisco, uprisings in India, insurrections all over Europe. And once blood had been shed and graves marked, they’d start all over again. But the war my brother, Damon, and I were fighting against the evil vampire Samuel Mortimer was far different. It was a battle without limits. After all, soldiers instinctively fear death. As vampires, we’d already…

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    Dracula Play Review

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    For my play review, I saw Dracula by Steven Dietz with the Shakespeare team in Cedar City. Dracula was originally a book written by Bram Stoker in 1897, and later, in 1997, Steven Dietz wrote it as a play. It has never actually run on Broadway, but is still very successful, and Dietz most well-known play. I saw Dracula on October, 1, 2015 at the Randall L. Jones Theatre in Southern Utah University in Cedar City, and was directed by Jesse Berger. I had never seen any kind of Dracula film or play…

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    in literature serve as cautionary tales to remind people, especially the youth, that many of life’s dangers come from within or out of someone else’s selfishness. In the book, vampires are associated with the predators of the world who will destroy you for their own personal gain. This broadens the spectrum of vampires to include socialites, bullies, and even common thieves. The destructive desires that lead people to tear apart others can also be turned inward.…

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    I Am Legend Vs Dracula

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    sexuality and eroticism is the vampire. The blood-sucking exchange between the vampire and the victim is often presented as a type of stand-in for “traditional” sexual encounters, seeing as both create a bond or a unity between two individuals. The goal of this essay is to analyze, and in doing so compare, both Dracula and I Am Legend as two key works of fiction in the tradition of viewing the vampire through an erotic lens. Both works play on the concept that vampires are a type of unity of…

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    Directed by F.W. Murnau, Nosferatu: a Symphony of Horror, and Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, are silent films originated from the 1920's. Throughout Sunrise, two young lovers rekindle their romance while Nosferatu is a horror adaptation of Bram Stoker’s, Dracula. While they differ in genre, both are similar in that they consist of a young couple who encounter a threatening situation. The element of space becomes an interesting aspect relevant to both films as it helps to foresee the events of…

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    Ever since Salvatore's Bar & Grill opened its doors, Stefan Salvatore always felt that he was more serious about the business than his partner and older brother Damon. Not to say that Damon did not work, because he did, but most of the time he was trying to also have a good time. Almost daily Damon was giving out shots on the house and joining in with the crowd while Stefan could be found in the office most of the time. It probably didn't help that Damon's girlfriend (who also worked there) was…

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    Recently, people have had a fascination with the paranormal, mainly vampires. From books to movies to television shows, people have found very different ways to view these blood sucking creatures of the night. As the years have gone by, new stories were created and more lore was added to the original folklore. And the beginning of this appeal began in both fifteenth century Wallachia and eighteenth century England. Prince Vlad III of Wallachia, also known as Vlad the Impaler, was a clever…

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