The Great God Pan

And so going into this trilogy, I had read Frankenstein.

Dr. Rappaccini's daughter and a story that comes in later in book three called The Great God Pan.

It's about mesmerism.

Super weird story, especially talking about women being monsters.

But I took a class called that and Carmilla was brought up because of her flagrant sexuality in that book and as like a piece of that.

But we read all these monster women pieces.

That's where I found out about Dr. Rappaccini and the great God Pan as well.

And oh my gosh, I'm always thrilled to share Carmilla with people because she's my fave.

I agree with that.

And The Great God Pan is...

If you made it as a movie now, people would freak out.

They're that good.