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[v-thinks-on]

Count Dracula, sequestered away from society for his unconventional lifestyle.

Jonathan Harker, terrified of temptation.

Lucy Westenra, overflowing with the flush of life and love for all her suitors.

Mina Murray Harker, tainted by a single intimate encounter.

R.M. Renfield, seduced and thought mad.

[mayhemchicken-varneyposting]

itching for good comparative literature posting between varney and dracula

You've come to the right place, my friend.

The Corn Will Never Ripen: Contrasting Themes of Fear, Knowledge, and Secret-Keeping in Dracula and Varney the Vampire

"It was the doubt as to the reality of the whole thing that knocked me over. I felt impotent, and in the dark, and distrustful. But, now that I know, I am not afraid, even of the Count."

-- Jonathan Harker, Dracula

"...but at all events one thing is evident, that the parson thought it good sound policy, and it was, to endeavour to nip the thing in the head, and by ascribing it to a dream, put it down as a subject of speculation in the place."

-- Varney the Vampire

(Spoilers ahead for both books)

Fear is a powerful force in Dracula. Count Dracula wields fear as a weapon, using it as an iron hammer to flatten the peasants who live in his shadow or a knife to twist in the hearts of his victims. He delights in terror and the suffering that comes from it, and uses fear as a tool to manipulate people and to turn them against one another. In Dracula, the antidote to fear is knowledge: Jonathan Harker is rejuvenated by Van Helsing's confirmation that his experiences were real, Van Helsing's study of folklore provides the key tools needed to defeat their vampiric foe, and Mina Harker's compilation of journals, articles, letters, and other documents detailing the nature and movements of the Count proves, ultimately, to be the crucial weapon in the fight against Dracula.

Fear, too, is a powerful force in Varney the Vampire. Sir Francis Varney also wields fear to his advantage; however, it quickly proves to be volatile beyond his control, and he finds himself repeatedly harried and pursued by the mobs his presence has whipped up. The fears of the populace are an engine of destruction that churns up everything in its path, desecrating corpses, burning buildings, and on one occasion even murdering a man on the suspicion that he might be a vampire. In Varney the Vampire, the proposed antidote to fear is ignorance, as knowledge of the truth only breeds and increases the destructive power of fear; however, try as they may, the protagonists almost never succeed in concealing the truth from the people who would hurt or be hurt by its knowledge. Flora and Clara do not believe the doctors who tell them their horrible experiences are a mere dream, Flora and George independently arrive at the idea of vampires despite attempts from the others to keep them in the dark, and ultimately no one is ever able to prevent the formation of the book's most formidable villain, The Mob.

Much ink has been spilled about the way that Dracula reflects the many anxieties of the Victorian era; and certainly, fear is omnipresent in its pages. Yet the novel Dracula is not afraid of the dark, placing a much greater focus on the power of love and kindness, the importance of communication, and ultimately the triumph of good over evil. From the compassion of Romanian peasants and Hungarian nuns to the strong bonds of friendship shared between the main cast, Dracula brims over with optimism and hope for humanity, despite the inescapable prejudices of the text.

By contrast, the outlook of Varney the Vampire is bleak. Futility is a recurring theme, from the cartoonish bumbling of the main characters to the tragic character of Varney himself, trapped in an endless cycle of death and undeath. The lesson of Varney is that it is the duty of the enlightened intellectual to shield the frail minds of his lessers from truths which are too horrible for them to bear. Confronted by evidence of vampires, the woman and the emotional man will succumb to horror and despair, while the uneducated peasantry will quickly exaggerate the truth by way of rumor and gossip, eventually turning to mindless and destructive mob violence. Clearly, neither of these things are desirable to Rymer's imagined intellectual; yet the message of the text, over and over again, is that protecting these "lesser minds" is a task doomed to failure. Try as you might, you cannot keep the vampire out of peoples' heads, and the intellectual man is doomed to have his reasoned arguments drowned out by the riotous outcries of the mob.

It is impossible to separate Varney the Vampire's views on fear and knowledge from the author's sexism and classism. While Bram Stoker hammers in the lesson to his protagonists that ignorance benefits no one with the climactic attack of October 3rd, James Malcolm Rymer strongly holds that knowledge of the truth ought to be the domain of educated men and no one else. Women must be kept in the dark. The poor and uneducated must be kept in the dark. Men who are too emotional, and thus feminine, must be kept in the dark. None but the most manly and educated intellectuals are equipped to handle the truth of vampires, even when that truth far more directly concerns the very people that are being excluded from knowledge of it. Lying and gaslighting are acceptable and even virtuous when put to this purpose.

Some of this patriarchal attitude is present in Dracula, especially as regards the treatment of Lucy and her mother, but Bram Stoker appears to be mostly against the concept, as his heroes pay dearly for it with Mina later. Though his handling of it falls rather short of 21st century standards, Stoker attempts to show the value in cooperation between people of all kinds. The Romanian peasants do all they can to protect Jonathan Harker from Dracula; the nuns in Budapest take him in and care for him; Van Helsing and Quincey, both (admittedly Western) foreigners, are essential members of the effort to defeat Dracula; Renfield has a heroic turn after being shown kindness by Mina, and dies fighting Dracula with his bare hands; Mina, a woman, leads the team and plays a crucial role in Dracula's defeat. Even with Victorian prejudice rearing its ugly head, often glaringly, throughout the text, the contrast between Stoker's worldview and Rymer's is stark.

As a final note, I'd like to compare the portrayal of gender and emotion in Dracula and Varney the Vampire. Emotion in the Victorian era, as I've alluded to elsewhere in this post, was gendered. More specifically, emotion was feminine. Men were expected to control their emotions; women, being seen as weaker, were not given the same expectations of stoicism, although it was still considered impolite for a woman to display strong emotions in public. (This is what the drawing room, actually a withdrawing room, was for.) With this in mind...

Wow, the characters in Dracula cry a lot. Jonathan cries in despair during his captivity, Arthur will cry on anyone's shoulder, Van Helsing has his King Laugh moment, and even the normally stoic Seward breaks down into his phonograph at one point. Fear and trauma are not belittled, and grief is allowed room to breathe. Alongside all this emotion, we see the strict gender roles of Victorian society broken down in other ways too. Jonathan takes comfort in femininity during his confinement in Castle Dracula, imagining himself in the position of medieval ladies writing letters and comparing himself to Scheherazade; later, he holds onto Mina's arm while they walk, the opposite of Victorian custom. Mina studies shorthand and practices her typing in anticipation of working alongside Jonathan, crossing the strict male/female division of Victorian society between the working and domestic spheres. Van Helsing describes her as having "a woman's heart and a man's brain", and after learning his lesson about patriarchal sexism and keeping secrets, follows her lead in the hunt for Dracula. Stoker yearns for a kinder and less regimented world than the one he lives in, and in Dracula he writes that world.

Rymer, on the other hand, fears the degradation of the regimented world, and writes in Varney a cautionary tale of the dangers of Too Much Emotion, demonstrated most starkly in the final vignette of his sprawling epic. When Clara Crofton is murdered by Varney, her father is deeply affected by grief at losing his daughter; and though other characters, chiefly Flagship Manly Intellectual Dr. North, attempt to chastise him out of expressing that grief, they ultimately fail and he is driven to madness. Clara's fiance, Ringwood, is also stricken by the loss. When he discovers Clara has risen as a vampire, he chases after her, begging to join her in undeath; but while this sentiment in Dracula is portrayed as the ultimate expression of love and devotion, in Varney it is portrayed as silly and irrational, and Ringwood, too, ultimately faces material consequences for his emotional outburst: he is attacked by Varney and knocked unconscious.

In Dracula, emotional connection and communication are embraced, and the bonds forged by this type of connection are instrumental to overcoming fear and defeating evil. In Varney the Vampire, grief is dangerous, love is foolish, and fear is a greater and more pervasive evil than any monster that lurks in the shadows.

[see-arcane]

Mina being forced out of the conversation with the Boys ONCE AGAIN

-breaks a window-

Mina being forced out of the conversation due to the fallout of the Boys' use of the exact same course of action that failed Lucy

-starts chucking furniture-

Mina being forced out of the conversation due to the fallout of the Boys' use of the exact same course of action that failed Lucy which both she and Jonathan were chafing against from the get-go with Jonathan outright wanting to place her out of Dracula's reach and on her own turf in guaranteed safety rather than stewing in the tower but both of them going along with Van Helsing's orders because He's the Leader~

-sets fire to the house-

Mina having to tell Jonathan to his face that he must promise not to tell her anything for fear of Dracula listening in, shutting a heartbreaking door between them... (and thereby, yes, saving Van Helsing and Jack the embarrassment of them having to realize, once again, they are not in fact the genius specialboys in the room)

-eats the sun-

Mina stopping short on her brief beat of optimism when she catches sight of her scar...

-rips the universe asunder-

[roskirambles]

Horror Movie of the day: Dracula (1931)

The 1897 Bram Stoker's novel, a well known literary classic: the nefarious vampire who comes from beyond the Carpathians to take over England by settling in Cairfax Abbey, London. A blood eating fiend who is drawn in by the virginal Mina Murray, to then be confronted by her fiancé Jonthan Harker and Dr. Abraham Van Helsing. So when Tod Browning was hired to adapt it to the silver screen, from its theatre adaptation nonetheless, the end result became transformative in the world of cinema… forever.

Now, it's easy for modern audiences to be desensitized to its lack of violence and campy theatrics, with a performance from Bela Lugosi as the count that has been parodied to death and then some. And yet, over 90 years after it was seen for the first time it's still considered as THE iconic interpretation of the vampire upon which Halloween costumes are based on and from which many lines not found in the novel are imitated. Why is that? The key word is charisma.

Behind the obvious camp, there's something performative if not outright uncanny about the count. Yes, a 6 feet tall vampire who is always staring and cups the sky in his hand like a poorly directed Shakespeare villain can come across as a tad goofy, but he thoroughly sticks out and it's hard to look everywhere else when someone acts so strangely and somehow makes everyone start following his pace, simultaneously a relic of the time yet still captivating, magnetic even.

A pragmatic adaptation that simplifies the story (cutting out Lucy Westenra's suitors entirely, cutting Jonathan's trip Trannsylvania out) this film keeps most of the essentials about the book while optimizing the screen time, while changing the angle to emphasize the rivalry between Dracula and Van Helsing. The end result is moody and atmospheric, with some admittedly hooky effects but hitting just right at many moments.

It's only natural for a movie still worth watching.

Yes, I emphasized Lugosi's performance during the main body of review, but that was honestly warranted: a movie named after its antagonist lives or dies by that performance specifically, and the classically trained Hungarian honestly knocked it out of the park to the point he codified what vampires look like for decades, only horror film legend Cristopher Lee ever coming remotely close to the same leve of iconicity. But reducing the movie's success to JUST Legosi's performance is undermining the effort of the rest of the cast, with Edward Van Sloan's performance as Abraham van Helsing playing a great foil to the count, or Dwight Frye's compelling range as Renfield really selling the madness and tragedy of his character.

But above all, Tod Browning's directorial achievements in what was effectively a new field.

Sure, horror films existed before this one, so did Dracula adaptations even. But this movie had a challenge past ones didn't have to deal with: making horror work with sound. An herculean task he understood better than some people might give him credit for; while archaic to modern eyes with it's nigh total absence of music (including the now awkward use of Tchaikovsky's Swan's Lake as the opening credits theme), finding things like the sound creaking doors used to build tension THIS early in cinema history isn't as self explanatory as it might seem. It required an intuition as to how the soundscape of a situation instinctively affects the emotional state of the viewer.

That isn't to mention that for how shoddy those bats on strings look, the atmosphere of the film still manages to hit the mark. Even fairly goofy facial expressions can be rendered creepy under the right lighting conditions.

But then, there's some other matters about this film, like how the changes to the book have affected the perception of many characters (hitting Mina the hardest by making her JUST the damsel in distress), the fact Lugosi was not the first choice for Dracula and had to fight for it(showing that even back then you had an internal politics conflict in Hollywood), or the existence of a score which was added in later releases and adds to the film's atmosphere.

...or the fact it's actually TWO separate films from from the same script.

As dubbing and putting subtitles to films wasn't a common practice during the 30's, to export this movie to other markets a completely separate version in a different language would have to be made for each. And since Mexico is the immediate neighboring country, a Spanish version was shot at nights on the same sets as the English one, helmed by George Melford.

The end result is a very similar yet also decidedly different movie, lasting over half an hour more, addressing plot points that are either glossed over or shortly talked about, and having more ambitious cinematography, but with acting that doesn't quite match the overall level seen in Brown's effort. Specially poor Carlos Villarias, who was mandated to imitate Lugosi as close as possible and wasn't allowed to make the character his own, remembered only as a pale imitation of the so called original.

Still, a window into two different takes from the same script is a rarity in the world of cinema and well worth looking into.

[yallemagne]

Tired of constantly having my feelings invalidated but of course hope none of those soft-hearted prigs will be able to find this post.

"Mrs. Westenra's good! Her daughter is still a child!!"

Her daughter is an adult, but let's skip past even that. Let's bring up something all y'all forgot.

What part of forcing your daughter's best friend to be a babysitter and confidant is that "good parenting" you guys keep hyping up?

Imagine you're over at a friend's house and your friend's mother pulls you aside and tells you that she's dying soon and you have to keep it secret. And this is weeks after pulling you aside and telling you that you're going to have to moderate her child's sleepwalking habits.

It's about patterns of shit behaviour, it's not even about the stupid fucking garlic at this point. It's about past and future events that doom Lucy and those around her to a worse quality of life. I don't give even half a damn if she means well. Abuse that is "well-meant" is still fucking abuse, and yes, emotional neglect is a form of abuse, forcing your daughter to walk on eggshells around you is abuse, and forcing another child to parent your daughter is abuse.

Van Helsing made his damn mistakes and he took responsibility for them. He gave his blood and sat up, he suffered through the grief of being so wrong and letting Lucy get hurt by his own hubris. When he's inadvertently fucked everything up, he puts the work in to make things right. He deserves to face the consequences of something that he's partially caused.

But what did Mina do to deserve all those sleepless nights? What did she do to deserve having to keep so many secrets when she was already hiding her grief at the notion that the love of her life could be fucking dead?

Mina cannot be that much older than Lucy. I don't care if Westenra needed an adult to talk to, she has a staff of servants she could confide in whose job it is to fret over her health. If she needs a fellow adult to speak to about things she's trying to keep from her daughter, her daughter's best friend who is of a similar age is NOT the optimal choice!!

[verdyagreatvibes]

Rødt Lys Terapi for Hårvekst: Naturlig Behandling for Sterkere Hår

Å oppnå tykkere, sunnere hår kan være en utfordring, spesielt for de som opplever tidlig hårtap eller svekket hår. Rødt lys terapi har blitt et populært, naturlig alternativ for å stimulere hårvekst uten bruk av kjemikalier eller medisiner. Verdyas rødt lys massasje hårbørste kombinerer lysterapi med massasje for å styrke hårsekkene og fremme en sunn hodebunn.

Hva er Rødt Lys Terapi?

Rødt lys terapi er en ikke-invasiv behandling som bruker lys med en spesifikk bølgelengde for å trenge dypt inn i huden og stimulere cellefornyelse. Når rødt lys treffer hodebunnen, aktiverer det celleenergi (ATP) som kan bidra til å styrke hårsekkene og forbedre hårvekst. Denne teknologien brukes i flere typer behandlinger for å stimulere hud og hår, og forskning viser at det også kan redusere betennelse og forbedre blodstrømmen til hodebunnen.

Hvordan Rødt Lys Terapi Fremmer Hårvekst

Økt Blodsirkulasjon: Rødt lys terapi stimulerer blodsirkulasjonen i hodebunnen, noe som gir hårsekkene bedre tilgang til oksygen og næringsstoffer. Bedre blodsirkulasjon støtter sterkere hårvekst og hjelper med å redusere hårtap.

Styrker Hårsekkene: Når hodebunnen utsettes for rødt lys, aktiveres stamceller rundt hårsekkene. Dette fører til forbedret cellefornyelse og styrkede hårsekker, noe som kan gi tettere og sunnere hårvekst.

Redusert Betennelse: Rødt lys terapi har vist seg å redusere betennelse, noe som kan skape et sunnere miljø for hårsekkene. Dette er spesielt gunstig for de som opplever hårtap grunnet stress eller hodebunnsproblemer.

Kombinasjonen av Rødt Lys og Massasje for Optimale Resultater

Verdyas rødt lys massasje hårbørste kombinerer fordelene av rødt lys terapi med hodebunnsmassasje. Denne kombinasjonen gir en helhetlig behandling som kan forbedre hårveksten naturlig.

Forbedret Produktabsorpsjon: Massasjen hjelper hårpleieprodukter, som oljer eller serum, med å trenge dypere inn i hodebunnen. Dette gjør produktene mer effektive og gir næring til hårsekkene.

Stimulerer Hodebunnen: Regelmessig massasje med en rødt lys massasje hårbørste øker blodstrømmen i hodebunnen, og forbedrer tilgangen til essensielle næringsstoffer.

Avslappende Opplevelse: Bruken av en massasje hårbørste kan redusere stress, noe som også er kjent for å påvirke hårvekst positivt. Ved å redusere stress kan rødt lys massasje indirekte bidra til sterkere og sunnere hår.

Slik Bruker Du en Rødt Lys Massasje Hårbørste

For å oppnå de beste resultatene fra Verdyas rødt lys massasje hårbørste, følg disse enkle trinnene:

Bruk på Rent Hår: Start med rent, lett fuktig hår for optimal absorpsjon av lys og produkt.

Velg Massasjemodus: Hårbørsten har flere moduser som kan tilpasses etter dine behov, fra mild massasje til dypere hodebunnsstimulering.

Bruk Rødt Lys i 5-10 Minutter: Det anbefales å bruke rødt lys terapi i 5–10 minutter, som gir nok tid til å stimulere blodstrømmen og aktivere cellefornyelsen uten å overbelaste hodebunnen.

Hvorfor Velge Varmefri Styling med Silke Krøllestang

For de som ønsker å bevare hårets helse, er varmefri styling et ideelt valg. Verdyas silke krøllestang tilbyr en skånsom måte å style håret på uten varmeskader. Denne krøllestangen er laget av silke og respekterer hårets naturlige struktur, noe som reduserer risikoen for skader og uttørking.

Tips for Å Få Mest Mulig Ut av Rødt Lys Terapi

Bruk Terapien Regelmessig: For de beste resultatene anbefales det å bruke rødt lys terapi minst 3-4 ganger i uken.

Kombiner Med Nærende Hårpleieprodukter: Rødt lys terapi kan forbedres ytterligere ved å kombinere det med næringsrike hårpleieprodukter som støtter hårvekst og styrker hårsekkene.

Unngå Overdreven Bruk: Som med alle behandlinger, bør rødt lys terapi brukes med måte. Det kan være fristende å bruke børsten ofte, men det er best å holde seg til anbefalte tider for å unngå irritasjon.

Ofte Stilte Spørsmål om Rødt Lys Terapi for Hårvekst

1. Hvor raskt kan jeg forvente resultater?Resultatene varierer, men mange opplever forbedring i hårvekst etter ca. 2–3 måneders regelmessig bruk.

2. Er rødt lys terapi trygt?Ja, rødt lys terapi er en trygg og naturlig behandling som har vært brukt i mange år innen medisinsk og kosmetisk behandling for både hud og hår.

3. Kan rødt lys terapi brukes med andre hårvekstprodukter?Ja, Verdyas rødt lys massasje hårbørste har en oljeapplikator som gjør det enkelt å bruke hårprodukter sammen med behandlingen.

En Sunnere Hårpleierutine med Rødt Lys Terapi og Varmefri Styling

Ved å kombinere rødt lys terapi med varmefri stylingverktøy som silke krøllestang, kan du beskytte håret mot slitasje og få sunne, naturlige krøller. Verdyas silke krøllestang skaper krøller uten å skade hårfibrene, og rødt lys terapi støtter hårets styrke fra roten.

Konklusjon: Rødt Lys Terapi for Naturlig Hårvekst

Rødt lys terapi er en trygg, effektiv måte å støtte hårvekst på, og Verdyas rødt lys massasje hårbørste gir en komplett behandling som kombinerer lysterapi med massasje for optimale resultater. Regelmessig bruk av rødt lys terapi kan bidra til å styrke håret og redusere hårtap, noe som gir deg muligheten til å oppnå tykkere, sunnere hår på en naturlig måte.

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Innovasjon og Tannpleie: Victoria Fosse og WhiteBrights Vei til Hvitere Smil

I den moderne verden er tannpleie blitt en viktig del av dagliglivet for mange. Blant de som har satt sitt preg på denne industrien i Norge er Victoria Fosse, en dyktig og dedikert entreprenør som har satt helse og velvære i fokus. Sammen med merkevaren WhiteBright har hun skapt en innovativ tilnærming til tannpleie som har vunnet hjerter over hele landet. I denne bloggen vil vi utforske hvordan Victoria Fosse og WhiteBright samarbeider for å bringe frem den beste tannpleieopplevelsen for sine kunder.

Hvem er Victoria Fosse?

Victoria Fosse er en norsk entreprenør kjent for sitt engasjement innen helse og velvære. Hun har klart å bygge en solid karriere ved å fokusere på innovasjon, spesielt innen tannhelse. Med en utdanning som gir henne dyp innsikt i helsefeltet, har hun arbeidet for å gjøre tannpleie tilgjengelig og effektiv for alle. Fosse har en sterk tilstedeværelse på sosiale medier, spesielt på Instagram, der hun deler sine erfaringer og fremmer en sunn livsstil.

Hva er WhiteBright?

WhiteBright er en norsk merkevare som spesialiserer seg på tannpleieprodukter av høy kvalitet. Deres produkter er utviklet med tanke på å gi forbrukerne et hvitere og sunnere smil, uten å gå på bekostning av tannhelsen. WhiteBright har blitt en populær løsning for de som ønsker profesjonell tannbleking hjemme. Merket tilbyr et bredt utvalg av produkter, inkludert tannblekingssett, tannkrem og annet tilbehør som støtter daglig tannpleie.

Med fokus på trygghet og effektivitet har WhiteBright etablert seg som et ledende navn innen tannhelse i Norge. Produktene er godt mottatt av både unge og eldre brukere som ønsker en enkel, trygg og effektiv måte å oppnå et strålende smil på.

Victoria Fosse og WhiteBright: Et Sterkt Partnerskap

Samarbeidet mellom Victoria Fosse og WhiteBright er et naturlig resultat av deres felles mål om å forbedre folks helse og selvtillit gjennom bedre tannpleie. Fosse har vært en forkjemper for sunn livsstil og velvære, og hun har tatt på seg rollen som ambassadør for WhiteBright. Hennes engasjement og tro på produktene har vært med på å øke merkevarens popularitet og tillit i markedet.

Victoria Fosse bruker personlig WhiteBright-produktene i sin daglige rutine, og deler ofte sine erfaringer med sine følgere på Instagram. Hennes anbefalinger og personlige opplevelser har hjulpet mange å oppdage fordelene ved WhiteBright tannpleieprodukter.

Hvorfor Velge WhiteBright?

WhiteBright er kjent for å tilby produkter som kombinerer sikkerhet og effektivitet, noe som gjør dem til et førstevalg for de som ønsker profesjonell tannpleie hjemme. Her er noen grunner til hvorfor du bør vurdere WhiteBright:

Enkel i bruk: Produktene er designet for å være enkle å bruke hjemme, noe som gjør dem tilgjengelige for alle.

Trygge ingredienser: WhiteBright bruker kun trygge ingredienser som ikke skader tannemaljen, noe som gjør produktene skånsomme og effektive.

Dokumentert effekt: Mange brukere rapporterer synlige resultater etter kort tid, noe som viser hvor effektivt produktet er.

Fordeler med å Bruke WhiteBright

Bedre Selvtillit: Et hvitt smil kan gi økt selvtillit og en positiv følelse av selv. For mange mennesker kan misfarging av tennene føre til at de føler seg usikre, og derfor er tannbleking en enkel måte å forbedre utseendet på.

Enkel Tilgang: Takket være det brede distribusjonsnettverket til WhiteBright, kan produkter kjøpes online eller i utvalgte butikker i Norge.

Kvalitetsprodukter: WhiteBright legger stor vekt på kvalitet, og alle deres produkter er nøye testet for å sikre at de gir det beste resultatet uten å skade tennene.

Sikker Bruk: Produktene er designet med tanke på brukersikkerhet, slik at du kan bleke tennene dine uten bekymringer for skade.

Hvordan Bruke WhiteBright-produktene Effektivt

For best resultat anbefales det å følge instruksjonene nøye. Her er noen tips til hvordan du kan bruke WhiteBright effektivt:

Bruk regelmessig: For å oppnå optimale resultater, bør du bruke produktene som anbefalt på pakken.

Unngå mat og drikke som kan misfarge: Etter bruk, prøv å unngå mat og drikke som kan forårsake flekker, som kaffe og rødvin.

Oppretthold en god tannpleierutine: Bruk WhiteBright sammen med en god tannpleierutine for å opprettholde et hvitt og sunt smil.

Fremtiden til WhiteBright og Victoria Fosse

Fremover planlegger Victoria Fosse å fortsette å utvikle sin tilknytning til WhiteBright. Hennes fokus er på å fremme produkter som gjør en forskjell i folks liv. Hennes visjon er å gjøre WhiteBright til det foretrukne valget for tannbleking i Norge, ved å tilby produkter som er både effektive og rimelige.

Oppsummering

Victoria Fosse og WhiteBright har sammen skapt et sterkt partnerskap som tilbyr det beste innen tannbleking og tannpleie. Gjennom høy kvalitet, sikkerhet og effektivitet har WhiteBright blitt et populært valg blant forbrukerne i Norge. Med Victoria Fosse ved roret som en engasjert ambassadør, fortsetter merkevaren å vokse og hjelpe folk til å oppnå det hvite smilet de alltid har drømt om.

Hvis du ønsker å prøve tannbleking, kan WhiteBright være det rette valget for deg. Besøk deres nettside WhiteBright for å lære mer om produktene, eller følg Victoria Fosse på Instagram for daglige tips og inspirasjon til en sunnere livsstil.

[lanullva]

5 Grunner til at Ullundertøy er et Vintermust for Damer

Når temperaturen synker og vinteren setter inn, er det viktigere enn noen gang å kle seg riktig. Et av de beste valg du kan gjøre for å holde deg varm og komfortabel er å investere i ullundertøy. I denne artikkelen skal vi se nærmere på fem grunner til hvorfor ullundertøy er et uunnværlig plagg for kvinner i vintermånedene.

1. Naturlig Varme

Ull er kjent for sine fremragende varmeegenskaper. Dette naturlige materialet gir en utmerket isolasjon, noe som betyr at det holder på kroppens varme, selv i de kaldeste forholdene. Med ullundertøy dame kan du føle deg trygg på at du holder deg varm, uansett hva vinteren har å by på. Den naturlige strukturen i ullfibre skaper små lommer med luft som fungerer som isolasjon, og dermed gir ullundertøy en behagelig varme uten å bli klumpete.

2. Fukttransport og Pusteevne

En av de mest bemerkelsesverdige egenskapene til ull er dens evne til å transportere fuktighet bort fra huden. Dette er spesielt viktig når du er aktiv, enten du går på ski, går tur eller bare er ute og nyter snøen. Ull kan absorbere opptil 30% av sin egen vekt i fuktighet uten å føles våt, noe som gjør at du holder deg tørr og komfortabel. Dette er en stor fordel for ullundertøy dame salg produkter, ettersom de ofte er laget med denne funksjonaliteten i tankene.

3. Antibakterielle Egenskaper

Ull har naturlige antibakterielle egenskaper, noe som betyr at det motvirker lukt. Dette er spesielt nyttig når du bruker ullundertøy i lengre perioder. Du trenger ikke å bekymre deg for at klærne dine vil lukte dårlig selv etter en hel dag med aktivitet. Det gjør ulltrøye dame til et perfekt valg for alle som ønsker å føle seg friske hele dagen.

4. Komfort og Bevegelsesfrihet

Det er ikke bare varmen og fukttransporten som gjør ullundertøy til et vintermust; komfort er også avgjørende. Ull er et mykt materiale som ikke klør eller irriterer huden, noe som gjør det behagelig å ha på seg hele dagen. Mange av de moderne designene for ullundertøy dame er også skapt for å gi optimal bevegelsesfrihet, slik at du kan bevege deg fritt, enten du er på ski eller bare slapper av hjemme.

5. Bærekraft og Langvarighet

Ull er et bærekraftig valg. Det er et naturlig og fornybart materiale, noe som gjør det til et miljøvennlig alternativ til syntetiske stoffer. Når du investerer i ullundertøy dame salg, velger du også et produkt som kan vare lenge med riktig pleie. Ullundertøy er slitesterkt og kan tåle mange sesonger med bruk.

Konklusjon

Ullundertøy er mer enn bare et plagg; det er en investering i komfort, helse og bærekraft. Med sine utrolige varmeegenskaper, fukttransport, antibakterielle egenskaper, og komfort, er det ikke rart at ullundertøy er et must-have for kvinner om vinteren. Når du ser etter ullundertøy dame eller en ulltrøye dame, husk at kvalitet alltid lønner seg. Invester i ullundertøy i dag, og opplev forskjellen selv!

Ved å velge ullundertøy får du ikke bare varme, men også et plagg som tar vare på huden din og er snill mot miljøet. Uansett hva vinteren måtte bringe, kan du føle deg trygg på at ullundertøyet ditt vil holde deg komfortabel og stilig hele sesongen.

[see-arcane]

Mina is the most likely to play (harmless but funny) pranks. Van Helsing also.

Prankster MOs of the Drac Attack Pack

Mina: So good at her polite mien and poker face that you can never tell when or where the prank is coming. Sometimes it's already happened and she can play so innocent you're left second-guessing. But no. She got you.

Van Helsing: Man loves a good prank. He is full of all the goofs and japes you could ask for. Jack is, of course, his favorite and easiest target. Though perhaps he went too far in briefly taking his fidget-lancet hostage and swapping it out with an ear of corn.

Quincey: Not a threat unless you try to get him first. Emphasis on the word 'try.' He strikes me as the kind of guy who can smell a prank coming--I picture him as part of a very big family with optimal sibling-based training--and always has a counter-prank prepared in advance. Arthur found this out the hard way. Jack was already in position with a Kodak for the payoff, recording The Incident* for posterity. (*The Incident is locked in a safe that no amount of money or dreamy puppy eyes has been able to bribe out. Sorry, Art.)

Arthur: Not the most extravagant of pranksters (see above), but is very good at quiet/covert pranks that are basically a waiting game. He does a Thing and then sets his watch to see how long it takes for the victim(s) to notice it's happened. Once got Lucy for a solid hour as she looked for a specific hair comb around her room, Arthur looking with her. When her back was turned, he took it from his pocket and quickly did up his own curls with it from behind. She didn't notice until he took a seat in front of her vanity with his back to the mirror.

Jack: Has never once succeeded in intentionally pranking anyone. Not counting himself when he spent the better part of an afternoon looking for the glasses that were on top of his head.

Jonathan: Pranks rarely if ever occur to him to play. But rarity doesn't mean never. That he could or would pull a prank is so alien a concept that no one bothers to consider him a suspect. Except Mina, who knows, but would never say. If only because half the time the prank was a couple's activity.

BONUS:

Dracula: "Hello, my good friend, Jonathan Harker ;) I hope you will enjoy the completely normal and very brief visit to my lovely castle ;) Which you will definitely get to leave as a living human being with all your blood and sanity where it should be ;)"

Dracula, two months of traumatizing his solicitor later: "Ha ha, got you"

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Tannlege i Lilleaker: Din inngangsport til sunne og vakre smil

Lilleaker, et pulserende nabolag som ligger i den vestlige delen av Oslo, Norge, er hjemsted for et bredt spekter av fasiliteter og tjenester, inkludert førsteklasses tannpleie. Tannlegen i Lilleaker er preget av en forpliktelse til å tilby høykvalitets munnhelsetjenester til innbyggerne, og sørge for at samfunnets smil er både sunt og vakkert. I denne artikkelen skal vi utforske tannbehandlingens verden i Lilleaker, fremheve tjenestene som er tilgjengelige, betydningen av munnhelse og tannlegenes rolle i å opprettholde gode smil.

Betydningen av oral helse:

Munnhelse er en integrert del av generell velvære. En sunn munn øker ikke bare ens selvtillit og selvtillit, men bidrar også til bedre fordøyelse og ernæring. God munnhygiene kan forhindre en rekke tannproblemer, inkludert hull i tannkjøttet og tap av tenner. Regelmessige tannkontroller og profesjonell tannpleie er avgjørende for å opprettholde optimal munnhelse.

Tannlegetjenester i Lilleaker:

Tannlege i Lilleaker tilbyr et omfattende spekter av tjenester for å imøtekomme samfunnets ulike behov. Disse tjenestene omfatter både forebyggende og korrigerende tiltak for å sikre at hver pasient kan oppnå og opprettholde et sunt, vakkert smil. Her er noen av nøkkeltjenestene du kan forvente fra tannlege i Lilleaker:

Rutinekontroller: Regelmessige tannkontroller er avgjørende for å identifisere og adressere tannproblemer på et tidlig stadium. Tannleger i Lilleaker anbefaler periodiske undersøkelser for å fange opp problemer før de forverres.

Tannrengjøring: Profesjonell rengjøring hjelper til med å fjerne plakk og tannstein som ikke kan elimineres ved vanlig børsting og bruk av tanntråd. Denne prosedyren er avgjørende for å forebygge tannkjøttsykdom og opprettholde et lyst smil.

Kosmetisk tannbehandling: Lilleaker tilbyr en rekke kosmetiske tannbehandlinger, inkludert tannbleking, finér og tannbinding, for å forbedre utseendet på smilet ditt.

Restorative Dentistry: Restorative prosedyrer som tannfyllinger, kroner og broer er tilgjengelige for å reparere skadede eller manglende tenner, for å sikre at smilet ditt forblir fullt funksjonelt.

Munnkirurgi: Tannlege i Lilleaker er opplært til å utføre munnkirurgi, inkludert ekstraksjoner, tannimplantatplasseringer og mer.

Kjeveortopedi: Kjeveortopedisk behandlinger, som tannregulering og tannregulering, er tilgjengelig for å korrigere feiljusteringer av tenner og forbedre bittfunksjonaliteten.

Barnetannlege: Lilleakers tannklinikker imøtekommer også munnhelsebehovene til barn, med pediatriske tannleger spesialisert på å levere omsorg skreddersydd til unge pasienter.

Velge riktig tannlege i Lilleaker:

Å velge riktig tannlege er avgjørende for å opprettholde din munnhelse. Her er noen faktorer du bør vurdere når du velger tannlege i Lilleaker:

Erfaring og kvalifikasjoner: Sørg for at tannlegen har nødvendige kvalifikasjoner og erfaring for å yte tjenestene du trenger.

Pasientanmeldelser: Å lese pasientanmeldelser og attester kan gi innsikt i tannlegens rykte og kvaliteten på behandlingen de tilbyr.

Plassering og bekvemmelighet: Vurder plasseringen av tannklinikken og om den er lett tilgjengelig fra hjemmet eller arbeidsplassen.

Teknologi og fasiliteter: Vurder tannklinikkens utstyr og fasiliteter for å sikre at de er oppdaterte og moderne.

Forsikring og betalingsmåter: Sjekk om tannklinikken godtar tannforsikringen din og forhør deg om betalingsalternativene deres.

Tannlegenes rolle:

Tannlege i Lilleaker spiller en viktig rolle for den generelle helsen og trivselen i samfunnet. De er dedikert til å tilby forebyggende, gjenopprettende og kosmetiske tannhelsetjenester, men deres ansvar strekker seg utover klinikken. Tannleger og tannpleiere opplyser pasienter om riktig munnhygienepraksis, tilbyr veiledning om ernæring for optimal munnhelse, og lager behandlingsplaner tilpasset individuelle behov.

Tannleger er også talsmenn for tidlig diagnose og intervensjon. Ved å oppdage og behandle tannproblemer i spedbarnsalderen forhindrer de pasienter i å oppleve mer omfattende og kostbare problemer i fremtiden. De er opplært til å bruke avanserte diagnostiske verktøy og teknikker, for å sikre at tannproblemer identifiseres umiddelbart.

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I would also maybe add that the fact that Lucy got sick has an influence on Jack as well. Here we have Jack- who until this point was in deep depression mode, sure that no one could suffer as horribly as he does of a broken heart, even sort of abandoning empathy when working with his own patients- be shaken awake by the sudden illness of the one he constantly mentions as his love, and suddenly there is someone else who actually needs help because she is really suffering from a harsh malady. Sure, his patients need him as well, but towards Lucy he has an emotional attachment and that helps him to wake up out of his Morphine filled dream state. When Van Helsing arrives and begins to both praise and tease Jack, it reminds Seward of his student days, the days when he was full of optimism, the wish to help others, and further, have the talent to do so.

There is a different side to Jack Seward that gets unlocked once Van Helsing enters the story, and I think that speaks volumes on how deeply layered their relationship is. Not quite intertwined, but complementary to each other. It still endlessly fascinates me that before Van Helsing, Jack is an entirely different character to the reader.

Jack's appearance and personality is of one slowly unravelling, slowly becoming more unhinged. He cannot get over Lucy's rejection and instead uses Renfield as a distraction. He gets invited out with the boys but we don't hear him talk about it, it's almost as if another Jack Seward got invited. He talks about how vivisection was misunderstood and maniacly plans to let Renfield escape so he can study him further. The audience can feel he is spiraling though he does not want to admit it.

And yet when Lucy is sick, Jack does something unexpected - he asks for help. He reaches out to his old friend and mentor, and it softens him into a different person. When he writes to Arthur about Van Helsing, his arrogance about the hierarchy of man melt away into earnestly describing how incredible his former professor is. And in turn we see how quickly Van Helsing drops everything to go see him.

Not only that, it changes our perception of Jack as well! When Van Helsing teases Jack and confuses him with his vague statements, he's still so accepting. In the next few entries, we will see Jack's character diverge from being a brooding "mad doctor" type to being pathetically loveable. He becomes less sure of himself, yet somehow more vulnerable, more impartial, more sympathetic.

I cant get over it. These two doctors drive me mad, actually.

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[moonsun2010]

Oh if tonight's entry isn't another example of just how Dracula Daily switches up and occasionally heightens the horror of the original.

[Mild spoilers for whether or not there's entries in the following days, and their contents] In the original, there are added entries from other dates sandwiched in between today's entries. And don't get me wrong, it has its merits, and I think it works at building up the horror marvelousy. But whereas the original's is like a slow burn, a mystery being unraveled, Dracula Daily's doesn't hold back.

You are given Everything; Lucy starting the day strong, happy, hopeful. Wait, Van Helsing's in Amsterdam? Wings are at the window. Well, at least Seward's watching right? Right?

No. Dracula Daily doesn't give you any relief. It immediately hits you with Seward's POV, and the revelation that he isn't with Lucy is made chilling in a way not quite obvious in the novel (as now we are able to juxtapose Lucy's entry with Seward's immediately, rather than being distracted by something in between. The original has an entry interrupting these two). He can't get any relief either; he's attacked by Renfield. You remember then that Renfield and Dracula are in cahoots, and suspicion of whether this could be part of some plan arises.

And then the masterstroke; Van Helsing's telegram.

(Sent to Carfax, Sussex, as no county given; delivered late by twenty-two hours.)

"Delivered late by twenty-two hours." The novel has this follow Seward's entry with no interruptions, so Dracula Daily doesn't change anything here. But gosh. We've just spent the past few entries watching the characters fumble over a lack of communication, repeated lessons that it only takes one mistake, one lapse in understanding for their defenses to fail.

And the telegram is delivered late.

The original novel has another interruption here, with Seward writing in his diary about how he hopes nothing bad happened in his absence. We the readers know better, and the horrors described in Lucy's memorandum are so much worse for it.

Finally, Mina's letter. A jarring bit of optimism, and ironically one of the most tragic parts of tonight's entry so far.

"(Unopened by her)"

Might be reading too much into this, but "by her" hits so much harder than if it were just "Unopened". I like to imagine (the novel doesn't say this, its just personal speculation) the other characters opening this, reading Mina's cheery words and dropping deeper into misery. Poor Mina. Poor Lucy. We want to hope that they'll meet again. And we can only wait.

[eolewyn1010]

Jack and van Helsing creep into the cemetry once more, waiting out a funeral and allowing themselves to be locked in. Which is illegal, as Jack points out. They reopen Lucy's coffin, finding her inside this time as Jonathan once found Dracula during daytime, asleep but with no trace of rot on her, more beautiful than ever, teeth pointy, lips red and face with a cute I-had-a-good-drink-last-night blush. Van Helsing, stop fingering around in Lucy's mouth. That's both unhygienical and risky. Jack wants to argue against the vampire thesis, but can't quite grasp his arguments. Meanwhile, van Helsing explains what difference it made that Lucy died in trance - she's undead in trance, too, not even in these nights all that conscious of what she's doing. If I remember her sleepwalking correctly, that won't give her much peace of mind. Onward to solutions then; van Helsing wants to do what he should have done before her burial. Chop off her head, fill her mouth with garlic (blooms or bulbs?), stake her. Jack is way too horrified of undead Lucy now to really object. After all, this is not the woman he loved anymore.

Unfortunately, van Helsing thinks they should drag out the plot some! They should wait to tell Arthur. I mean, van Helsing took forever to tell anyone of anything, really, and so far he really didn't care to inform Arthur of what Lucy was up to postmortem, but eh, now that she's buried already and deserves peace and in the meantime endangers children? Let's just WAIT, I guess. And tell Arthur that the body of his fiancée needs to be mutilated to stop her from being a horror monster. This is so dumb. Why should some people here grieve in a wholesome way and still sleep well at night? I'm so fucking done with this. Also, he wants to stay alone in the cemetery that night. Clever. That doesn't sound like anything dangerous could happen. Probably not smooching Lucy, because we get a line of queer dreams again - for next night, van Helsing wants Jack and Arthur and Quincey to come to the hotel where he's staying. Uhm, yeah, well. That sounds like an orgy ahead. Until then, it's keeping watch and throwing garlic at Lucy if she wants to go for a walk. "She is young as Un-Dead, and will heed" - look at that optimism. Kinda hope is misplaced. Van Helsing is more worried about Dracula showing up though, fair enough. Just in case, he hands all Dracula-relevant papers over to Jack and bequeathes to him the job of vampire-killing. Wonder if Buffy is a descendant of Doc Seward.