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conventions of Gothic fiction, a genre that was extremely popular in the early nineteenth century. Gothic fiction traditionally includes elements such as gloomy castles, sublime landscapes, and innocent maidens threatened by ineffable evil. Stoker modernizes this tradition in his novel, however, moving from the conventional setting of Dracula’s ruined castle into the bustle of modern England. As Stoker portrays the collision of two disparate worlds—the count’s ancient Transylvania and the protagonist’s modern

différent. Pour illustrer cela, nous avons choisi 4 extraits ou elle apparait à des fins et de manière différente. On va aussi l’analyser par rapport à l’histoire globale et dans la globalité de la pièce musicale. "Merry-Go- Round" de Howl's Moving Castle est une valse entraînante et aérienne a avec une joie irréfutable. Nous avons dû donc avouer la surprise lorsque nous avons vue qu'elle était en sol mineur. Les compositeurs ont tendance à réserver les tonalités mineures à la musique lourde ou

extract from Jonathan’s diary. It is a day-to-day record of his experience. The scene takes place before dawn and we don’t know which year it is. The only think we know is the day: the 8th of May. Besides, we know that this scene is located in Dracula’s castle, in Jonathan’s room. The main characters are Jonathan Hanker who is a young, educated and sophisticated English solicitor. He’s on business trip to Transylvania to help Count Dracula purchase an estate in England. And Count Dracula, a Transylvanian

good and evil powers that cannot be understood completely by human reason. Gothic elements include the following: 1. Setting in a castle. Gothic fiction found its most natural settings in the very tall buildings of the Gothic style to highlight their "medievalness" - castles, mansions, and monasteries, often remote, crumbling (qui tombe en ruines). The castle often contains secret passages, trap doors, secret rooms, dark or hidden staircases. But the setting might be in an old house or mansion

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settlement was founded on the hilltop site where Prague Castle was later built. From here the historical city unfurled. A city under a prince's castle and around marketplaces In the decade of 880 to 890, the Prague settlement became the permanent seat of the ruling Premyslid princes. Borivoj I first had the Church of Our Lady built here. The construction of the Basilica of St. George and St. Vitus' Rotunda followed. At the foot of the castle hill a new settlement sprung up by the shallow crossing

the city and the university. Oxford was heavily damaged during the Norman Invasion of 1066. Following the conquest, the governor, Robert D'Oyly, ordered the construction of Oxford Castle. The castle has never been used for military purposes and its remains survive to this day. D'Oyly set up a monastic community in the castle consisting of a chapel and living quarters for monks. The University of Oxford is first mentioned in 12th century records. It is one the famoust British college. In 1517 the sweating

a pas de bête sur la montagne, il est tué. Very much a Jesus figure, he is murdered by the very ones he had wanted to help. Henry: A littlun who, with Percival and Johnny, is attacked with rocks by Roger and Maurice while they are building sand castles near the beach. Henry: Un des garçons qui, avec Percival et Johnny, est attaqué avec des pierres par Roger et Maurice pendant qu'ils construisent des châteaux de sable. He is the oldest of the three littluns. Johnny: He is the first of the boys

conflicts: the struggle between good and evil. Stoker acknowledges the complexity of this conflict by showing good characters attracted to evil. For example, Jonathan Harker, the lawyer who journeys to Transylvania, is almost attacked at Dracula's castle by three young female vampires. In fact, he seems to be actually welcoming the attack before it is interrupted by the count. In this scene, as well as others, Stoker suggests that evil, represented by the vampires, is an almost irresistible force