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Dracula Quotes And Analysis

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The effects of Louisa’s psyche at the end of the novel condemned herself in darkness and heartbreak, like a withered flower that would never heal for eternity. For instance, when Louisa found out about Tom who died from sickness, she indicated that all hope was lost and did not care what happened to her in this cruel world. In addition, the comfort of darkness for Louisa expressed fatal insecurities for her protection around other characters as Dickens stated, “I am so proud and so hardened, so confused and troubled, so resentful and unjust to everyone and to myself, that everything is a stormy, dark, and wicked to me” (298). Mr. Thomas Grandgrind considered his perfect philosophy a union that was realistic, despite Louisa’s unhappiness. Mr.
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