Shadows of Dracula

This chapter examines the unique imagery and thematic significance of shadows and reflections in the context of Bram Stoker's 'Dracula.' It explores how the absence of shadows connects to notions of loss of humanity and supernatural traits, linking the discussion to broader cultural beliefs and folklore. The chapter also analyzes cinematic portrayals of Dracula, particularly in the 1992 film adaptation, highlighting the character's evolution and rich interpretations across different portrayals.