To begin, the transcendent hero’s personal corrupt morals of wanting more than needed is his blindness which leads him to cross the threshold, especially through greed, ignorance, and lust. First, in Dracula by Bram Stocker, Harker corrupt moral is blindness which leads to the crossing of the threshold, especially through greed. For instance, Harker on his journey to reach Dracula castle, Harker stays at the Golden Krone Hotel, the landlady of the hotel begs Harker not to go to Dracula castle and that Dracula is a dangerous man. But, then Harker says “However, there was business to be done, and I could allow nothing to interfere with it” (Stocker, 4). Harker’s greed is evident when he ignores the old lady and gives more importance to the business. As business for…show more content… Harker’s Blindness and ignorance is evident when he does not give importance to such odd behavior by the town people. Also, Harker ignores the town people instead of search for the reason and ask the town people for the reason to their odd behavior towards him. Therefore, Harker’s blindness is evident in his ignorance which is Harker’s flaw forcing Harker to cross the threshold. Third, in Dracula by Bram Stocker, Harker corrupt moral is blindness which leads to the crossing of the threshold, especially through lust. For instance, Harker inside the castle starts to search the place in the absence of the count and finds an old room where he starts to feel sleepy. Then suddenly, he is confronted by three very beautiful vampires. Harker writes in his journal “I felt in my heart a wicked, burning desire that they would kiss me with those red lips” (Stocker, 34). Harker lust for the three vampire’s emphasis his moral getting challenged and agitating his persona as a good and loving
