Divine Seductive Princess

Without question, the Beam Stoker novel has been adapted for many decades and known throughout the World. The tale of an un-dead man from Transylvania who travels to London and brings panic. We shouldn't ignore the wrongdoing the famous and feared character brings. However, there's things about the said Dracula we can learn from. Things were are not of horror and fear.  He's mysterious :  Doesn't reveal too much about himself and needs no further explanation of why.  He's stylish : NEVER has the fame vampire ever been panned as badly dressed.                                              Scene from the 1992 Francis Ford Coppola movie. His seduction : He can seduce any woman who he finds ideal as his bride. Even if it doesn't lead to a eternal romance.                           ...

  When we look at films like 'Yolanda and the Thief' and 'Guys and Dolls'. We don't see much similarities, both are musical romances which star famous singers who also are actors. The viewer would assume those are the only comparisons. But we do see something occur in these two different stories. In both movies, we see the lead male character seduces the female lead into trusting him, only with the intent of causing her some sort of pain. Johnny Riggs (Fred Astaire Yolanda and the Thief) and Sky Matheson (Marlon Brando in Guys and Dolls) both seduce with the purpose of a selfish and cruel intention. Speaking of the latter two words, the famous French novel, 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' also is about a similar theme. Seducing with the intent of ruined, which are male lead of that story Valmont intends to do. But what do we see in these three different stories? Does the ruin even happen as intended? Instead, we see that the male lead is consume by a greater feel...

  Seduction is the greatest tool of the vampire. How seduction can is so simple, anybody can do it in real life too. The vampire must learn everything they can about their victim. Their desires and struggles, their likes and dislikes, what their personality is like especially. They want their victim to gain their trust, therefore showing compassion and understanding are vital.  Many non-readers of fantasy books about vampires, or their television series and films, will wonder why it is a lot of their admirers are drawn to such stories. They are drawn to the allure the titular character, their sophistication and mystery, intelligence and charm. What made Dracula such a famous story was his ability to make his victim be smitten by how different he was from men of 19th century England. His tales of Transylvania and his loneliness couldn't be ignored but his ability to survive and rise in the social rank isn't far from impressive. The older Salvatore brother of the popular 'Vam...

Seduction should never be used to destroy a man, rather to encourage him.  A man meets the girl of his dreams, she's everything he's ever wanted and more. Her simple sweetness and flirtatious words can motivate him into pursuit. Her actions and allure makes him want her. Think of the German folklore of Broomhilda. She's in danger and isn't able to free herself  from the imprisonment from the  evil dragon. Most men would be petrified of the beast and dare not go to the cave. However, one man brave enough would end up doing so. Why? Because Broomhilda encourages him. She is worth it, she is what he desires. A man meets a confident lady who is stunning and elegant. She doesn't chase him or is clingy. Might not even be into mainstream topics like others. Plus she speaks and understands things, but is never a show-off nor is conceited. He goes after her because she is everything he's ever wanted. (Even if that means she maybe fatal like in the classic film noirs.)