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Apr 28, 2025 24 min

Sugar with Your Flies?

from Celebrate Creativity Hosted by George Bartley

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Celebrate Poe - Episode 366 - Would You Like Some Sugar with Your Flies - In this episode, I would like to zero in for a look at my favorite character in Dracula - Renfield. Now while Dracula operates in the shadows, Renfield's behavior acts as an overt "index" of the vampire's presence, making him a more visible and erratic counterpart to Dracula's subtle menace. Dracula's motivations and actions are complex and calculated, while Renfield's madness reduces him to more primal and straightforward desires - in other words eating mice and insects. Support the show Thank you for experiencing Celebrate Creativity.

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