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supernatural-uncertainty
Harker's observations and sensations hint at supernatural elements, such as Dracula's cold, strong hand and the strange absence of mirrors, creating an atmosphere of uncanny suspicion.
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Dracula (1897)Bram Stoker
CHAPTER II
In this chapter, Jonathan Harker arrives at Count Dracula's castle and experiences a mixture of awe, fear, and suspicion as he is welcomed by the Count. Harker observes the eerie and archaic nature of the castle and its master, noting strange details such as the Count's unnatural strength, cold hand, and the absence of servants or mirrors. Despite the hospitality, Harker's unease grows as he contemplates the mysterious and potentially dangerous nature of his host and surroundings.