Desire

Question 1

Desire

3

Answer 1

Sex

Power

Release/Freedom

Change

Question 2

Sex

DRAC.

Answer 2

Harker and Vamp. Brides (CH3)
|_> blonde fantasy

Suppressed erotic desires
|_> ‘‘there are kisses for all’’

Stokers own sexuality??

NEW WOMAN in Lucy ‘‘marry all three’’
|_> sense flightiness (sleepwalking)

Question 3

Sex

TBC

LOHOL

Answer 3

Desires LOVE not SEX
|_> famished means blood drains ‘‘horrid bedroom’’

Peternally beautiful/sexy (only virgin resist)

Has Nobler desires (human like yearning)
|_> Tarot cards every day (les amoruex makes human)

Question 4

Sex

TBC

WEREWOLF (LAST 3)
|_> Company of Wolves

Answer 4

Ribals sex want a ‘‘kiss’’ so slows her walk

'’Music’’, ‘‘children of the night’’ (DRAC)
|_> wedding somg (bawdy, lusty consumation)

Can afford to be more explicit 1979

Question 5

Power

DRAC.

Answer 5

Proud ‘‘Boyar’’
|_> drive for control remains ‘‘master’’

Says ‘‘peasant, coward and a fool’’

Violent against baby protesting mother

Terrifying control of Demeter and of Renfield
|_> weather, Lucy, Wolf

Subconscious control of people of Transylvania
|> passengers ‘‘ordog’’ (satan) ‘‘pokol’’ (hell)
|> innkeeper and wife ‘‘hysterical’’ (gives cross)

Question 6

Power

TBC

TBC - Marquis

Answer 6

Marquis also proud aristocrat

Seduces women and controls them with sadistic, masochistic rule

Rape of Sabine images conveys the idea
|_> women fixed in his personal gallery of domination and triumph

Question 7

Power

TBC

ERL KING

Answer 7

Lordly power in Black Forest

Halted by knowing narrator
|_> ‘‘eyes wide open’’

POWERFUL FEMALE FIGURE

Question 8

Release/Freedom

TBC

LOHOL

Answer 8

Freed by ‘‘kiss’’ of rationale
|_> sucks her blood (inversion)

Caged burd who torments literal one with dragging nails along cage bars
|_> not only one trapped

EVENTUALLY RELEASED

Question 9

Release/Freedom

TBC

TIGERS BRIDE

Answer 9

'’Soubrette entrapped in patriarchy
|_> breaks free and liberated by Tiger

Sends soubrette back to father

Question 10

Release/Freedom

TBC

MR LYON

Answer 10

Wants to be human and Beauty’s kisses allow this

Funds domestic bliss with wife and spaniel
|_> NOW happy garden

Question 11

Change

DRAC.

Answer 11

From 1890s DECADENCE to normality

|_> fear of ‘‘no change’’ sees CONSERVATIVE AGENDA

Question 12

Change

TBC

Answer 12

FEMINIST AGENDA

HELEN SIMPSON
‘‘Ideas of how things might be different’’

CARTER
‘‘All art of any kind is part of politics’’

ALICE REEVE TUCKER
‘‘Carter doesn’t underestimate how frightneing it can be to make changes and break out of routines’’

LYDIA ONYETT
‘‘Power to shock remains’’
‘‘Not just a reanimation of and old dried corpse, but rather and enduring comtinuation of cultural and political relevance’’