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Dan Haggard — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 04:03:32 +0000

Hi Aruelle,

Yes you’re quite right I was actually thinking about the movie rather than the novel – which was careless of me and I appreciate you pointing it out. The love affair between Mina and Dracula doesn’t happen at all in the book. Having said that – the convention of the feminine betrayal of the established patriarchy is still there – it’s just that the betrayal is suggestive as being more involuntary. It’s a not a true betrayal in the sense that their conscious selves are not making the choice. This would have caused less cognitive dissonance in victorian readers not used to having to identify with a bad guy. Modern audiences are more willing in this regard.

In any case – the Coppola movie pre-dates Twilight by quite some time showing that the convention had already established itself in the genre long before.