TSLA (English) Dracula Context

In the 19th century religion was challenged by __________

Women who were not innocent, pure and virgins before marriage were considered _____.

Helsing, Mina and John represent God and Dracula represents ___________

The links to history and what people believed in made the story seem more ___ to readers.

Vlad the Impaler was Prince of Wallachia: famous for being savage and ____

In the 19th century women were not allowed to __________

Women were expected to be innocent and pure: to be of the utmost _________ character.

A theme of 'Dracula' is _________

In Victorian times women were their husbands ________.

The Victorians were very moral  - they believed in living a good and ________ life.

In Victorian times a novel in which evil triumphs would have been _________

One of developments in thought that challenged religion was _____