Who Prose There - Carmilla

we're introduced to laura lovely laura she is um A young English woman.

She's the narrator, isn't she? She is also the narrator of the piece.

Yes, indeed.

And she lives in Austria, Styria in Austria.

And she lives in a quote... secluded ancient castle very yeah she talks about how how lonely her existence is she says that you know she doesn't know many people she doesn't see many people she talks about uh an abandoned village and castle i think it's to the east we'll probably come back there that might be relevant later um and uh you know the nearest village the nearest active village is miles away and she lives all on her own and she says you know i know like there's only like four three four people that live in this castle now i'm not going to mention the slaves and the servants they don't count as people so we don't when i say i'm on my own

they're just sorry they're just they're not referred to as slaves they're just the help

The help.

But I like that she says they don't count.

So when I say I'm lonely, I mean, you know, those aren't humans.

She's lonely

for people of...

She does point out, it's good to say here, that they live in a castle, but not because they're rich, because they live somewhere cheap.

And if they did live in England, because the father is English, if they did live there, they wouldn't be well-to-do or have...

There wouldn't be people.

Servants.

Yeah,

they wouldn't be able to do it.

They can only afford to live as they do because they live in Eastern

Europe, which

is

cheap.

The exchange rate is fantastic.

Yeah.

So here they

are.

we're introduced to laura lovely laura she is um A young English woman.

She's the narrator, isn't she? She is also the narrator of the piece.

Yes, indeed.

And she lives in Austria, Styria in Austria.

And she lives in a quote... secluded ancient castle very yeah she talks about how how lonely her existence is she says that you know she doesn't know many people she doesn't see many people she talks about uh an abandoned village and castle i think it's to the east we'll probably come back there that might be relevant later um and uh you know the nearest village the nearest active village is miles away and she lives all on her own and she says you know i know like there's only like four three four people that live in this castle now i'm not going to mention the slaves and the servants they don't count as people so we don't when i say i'm on my own

they're just sorry they're just they're not referred to as slaves they're just the help

The help.

But I like that she says they don't count.

So when I say I'm lonely, I mean, you know, those aren't humans.

She's lonely

for people of...

She does point out, it's good to say here, that they live in a castle, but not because they're rich, because they live somewhere cheap.

And if they did live in England, because the father is English, if they did live there, they wouldn't be well-to-do or have...

There wouldn't be people.

Servants.

Yeah,

they wouldn't be able to do it.

They can only afford to live as they do because they live in Eastern

Europe, which

is

cheap.

The exchange rate is fantastic.

Yeah.

So here they

are.