Let's play a game!
Post (thread rb) an artwork (ONE just ONE) from any century, artistic movement, painting, drawing, sculpture etc... That describes a book from TVC in your opinion and personal interpretation of the artwork (so no internet research). If you want you can explain why
I'll start: Johann Heinrich Füssli, The Nightmare for The Vampire Armand
My view of TVA is the classic gothic novel, in which the vampire (Marius) is a metaphor for what is a sin, prohibited, scary but tremendously enchanting. The forbidden fruit humans wants to bite because even if it's scary the pleasure is strong. Amadeo was a lost soul, torn apart by his trauma and his faith and in Marius he saw found his perdition, a beautiful, passionate, erotic and dangerous perdition.
