Karmīlā: Persian 1401

It was the novel "Carmilla" written by J. Sheridan Le Fanu, an Irish writer in 1864, that gave birth to the genre of horror in literature and later in cinema. Carmilla is the name of one of the vampire characters in literature. This character, unlike Dracula, is a woman, and of course, it is worth noting that the novel "Dracula" written by Bram Stoker was written and published after "Carmilla", so some people believe that Stoker was influenced by Le Fanu in writing "Dracula". bring up After the death of his wife, Fanu became a reclusive person, and this reclusiveness led to the creation of his most influential literary works, including "Carmilla". This novel and other works of this author were written in the field of horror genre and Gothic works, in order to explore the supernatural and metaphysical issues. The point that Le Fanu himself said about his motivation for producing these works is to establish a balance between the natural world and the supernatural world. Carmilla is a cursed aristocrat who is a vampire. She has the appearance of a beautiful young girl whose beauty and innocence are attractive and captivating. His fangs are not so obvious, but they are sharp enough that he can plunge them into the victim's chest in the middle of the night and feed on his blood. Carmilla sometimes disappears suddenly and after a while, like an afternoon or a day, she is seen again at the place of her disappearance. When he hears religious words or church hymns, he gets angry and asks to leave the place. To attract the victim, Carmilla takes a long time to get close to him and spends a lot of affection on him. This love is crazy and very intense.