Author: amay3

CPB 12

CPB 12

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After finishing the novel of Dracula, I was very curious about any possible connections, or real life scenarios that would give Stoker this monstrous idea for a book. I also was curious on the reoccur... Read More
QCQ 12

QCQ 12

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Quotation: “She still advanced, however, and with a languorous, voluptuous grace, said:- “come to me Arthur. Leave these others and come to me. My arms are hungry for you. Come and we can ... Read More
CPB 11

CPB 11

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While progressing through our reading of Dracula, I can not help but notice the rapid growing of abductions and “coincidental bite marks” on the necks of people, especially children after ... Read More
QCQ 11

QCQ 11

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Quotation: “The castle is on the very edge of a terrible precipice. A stone falling from the window would fall a thousand feet without touching anything! As far as the eye can reach is a sea of ... Read More
CPB 9

CPB 9

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When concluding the reading of The Beetle by Richard Marsh, my final thoughts of The Beetle is that this ancient Egyptian entity had a vengeful purpose in mind and was drawn to England to enact reveng... Read More
QCQ 10

QCQ 10

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Quotation: “As I approached the bed, he raised himself to a sitting posture, as, in the morning, he had done in the street, and he exclaimed, as if he addressed himself to someone whom he saw in... Read More
CPB #8

CPB #8

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Throughout the duration of reading The Beetle by Richard Marsh, I can see the further connection of Stephen King’s It and how it would be a link between the two novels. As the novel progresses, ... Read More
QCQ #9

QCQ #9

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Quote: “Fingers prodded me then and there, as if I had some beast ready for the butchers stall. A face looked into mine, and in front of me, were those dreadful eyes. Then whether I was dead or ... Read More