Bram stoker wrote Dracula during Victorian age. It is a fictional novel, which vividly describes the role of vampires, and is a symbolic reflection of that age.
Victorian age saw the novel of Bram Stoker. It is a imaginary novel, which vividly describes the function of vampires, and is a symbolic sign of that age. Count Dracula, even today, remains a distinctive character and reading the novel makes one shiver in horror. The novel is not a usual writing but written in the shape of letters, journals and diary depictions by Jonathan Harker, a first time solicitor, who visited the castle to reconcile a deal in London for Count Dracula. During those time women had two choices- to be a virgin or a mother. Harker vividly describes the women's sexual violence and their voluptuousness from his experience in Castle. Count Dracula is century's old vampire, estimated as a nobleman, stays in an ancient castle- in the Carpathian Mountains near Borgo Pass. He has been buried in the castle along with three of his female vampires. The nobleman reflection of the character hides all his evil intention and black art from the innocent people. The mysterious character had the attitude to overcome the world. As the history spells, he was the son of Vlad Dracul and the continuation backs to 1436-1447. The surname 'Dracul' ultimately became Dracula. When he died, his body was perfumed and replaced to the Turkish Sultan. The books depicted him as a tyrant, for his historical behavior. But why? Theemotional factor reflects on the Victorian age cruelty and assimilation of neglect of female sex that prevailed during Victorian age. Critics have various options about his pedigree. This is the place where he lured generally women victims and drink their blood from the neck for supporters. The entire novel is a fiction, but read and found thrilling and horrifying. The castle and the place has turn out a tourist attraction. Many people opine that Dracula was living in 1431 when Transylvania was under the rule of Hungary and his father was the military governor. The name given to him after the atrocities and ruthlessness he showed in the battles. The history speaks that his name then was "Dracul". Moreover, the implication is the name understood as evil, dragon or devil. Critics have several views and opine differently. Bram Stoker wrote the article devouring the basic intricacies of the time. The depiction is concentrated on turning ladies to vampires. The language of Bram Stoker is so imposing that it sounds real and frightening.
