In what way is Dracula NOT an "Other" figure ?
Correct answer: C. He is Christian.
- A. He is from a foreign land.
- B. He is racially different.
- C. He is Christian.
- D. He is a connection to a different time.
Explanation
Dracula is an Other because he is foreign, racially and culturally marked as different, and connected with an ancient past. He is not Christian, although he appropriates or is repelled by Christian symbols.
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