Dracula by Bram Stoker
In Dracula, foreshadowing has been imminent with the visit of Jonathan Harker, a lawyer, to Transylvania to facilitate the terms of a real estate property bound to be named under Count Dracula. The fact that the peasants in England warned Harker of their fearfulness towards the danger posed by Count Dracula, who is highly rumored to be a vampire, has proved adequate to serve as a foreshadowing of the forthcoming events (Stoker 1-45). Several symbolisms are eminent throughout the story, the foremost of which being the canine teeth that represents the peculiar yet fearsome main physical feature of everyone Continue reading...
