Dracula Lesson Three

[@doglover7390]

Ooh that's nice! To see your face. Absolutely love your channel. Your intelligence shines through. Thank you ❤

[@franken-pattern]

Lesson one and two were amazing, so I'm back for part three. Thank you, Sir! 🖤🎃🖤

[@ClassicGhost]

Wonderful!

[@imh9524]

Absolutely loving this. The whole presentation, images and ideas are fantastic. I hadn't thought about the concept of mirroring in Dracula before, but of course now it seems obvious. I hope you do more of these with other novels.

[@ClassicGhost]

I’m so pleased that you’re getting some benefit from this

[@rohanquinby3188]

This one is so good. I can feel all of us learning together. I appreciate the feminism and the psychoanalysis....

[@trishemerald2487]

Yes, the late 80s were when I bought my first CDs too (C deBurgh, Kate Bush). Thanks & cheers from Canada.

[@peterbianchi6219]

Ahh, Kate. Brilliant.

[@fetlock]

Whoops, I think I put my Episode 3 comment under Episode 2! I came back the next morning and couldn't remember for sure. In any case, I'm deeply into the analysis all the way around. Okay, on to #4.

[@peterbianchi6219]

"Know your audience." Goes for lawyers arguing to judges as well as for students arguing to professors.

[@leonaheraty3760]

Fascinating! Thank you Tony!

[@ClassicGhost]

My pleasure!

[@AndreaDingbatt]

Really Enjoying these, ~and I must aplogise for the "Dead and Lovin it!" comment earlier!! So, Sorry!! ":0)X

[@peterbianchi6219]

I recall an interesting comment by a physicist speaking about the history of physics (apologies, can't recall who) who said that around 1900 that science thought it had figured out everything but one relatively small matter - light.