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I need help in response writing.. I need the work in 2 hours please.

Pleaseanswer all question in between 300-400 words..

Answer the following questions and give reasons for your answers (not less than 300 words and not more than 400 words):


Which of the 3 Dracula book-to-movie adaptations seemed scarier to you and why?
In the first lecture of this course I was telling you that Victorian Gothic brought with it the collapse between opposites (self-the other; good-evil; domestic-foreign; life–death; science-spirituality, fiancée-bride; familiar-unfamiliar, etc). Choose and discuss at least one example of any such duality in any of the characters from the novel/movies.
Compare the character Dracula (personality, motives, interpretation, etc) from all the 3 movies (Dracula 1931, Dracula 1992, Dracula Untold)?
How is love and sexuality treated in these movies?
Which of the 3 movies did you like best? Why?

Explanation / Answer

Note: This response is in UK English, please paste the response to MS Word and you should be able to spot discrepancies easily. Also, it is a personal response question and should be based on your preferences. I will simply write an outline and you will have to elaborate based on your personal views.

(Answer) Dracula 1992 does manage to frighten the audience. It portrays the eponymous character in a very feral way. The character seems to have a very animal instinct and would go to any lengths to accomplish his means. He comes across as cunning and sly.

Dracula has two different traits to his personality. Like the typical “Jekyll and Hyde”, Dracula is a different person when his primal instincts kick in and a different person when he is fully human. Although he has two very distinct personalities, one cannot deny that they are within the same person. Therefore although there is a distinction in attributes, there is also a collapse between opposites since they are the same person.

Dracula’s personality in each film is slightly different based on the story being told. One story may focus on his origins, while another may focus on his sexuality. Each film portrays him in a different perspective based on what is needed from him for the sake of the story. His sexuality is shown in a very demure manner when he is human and shown is an opposite light when his poor judgment kicks in. His love turns into feelings of lust when he becomes Dracula.

The 1992 Dracula seems to be the best because it is the scariest. However, the original 1931 Dracula is commendable too.

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