Whether she's a vampire or dhampir, she still need blood to fight - Carmilla

First, controversy: Considering the book was published during the Victorian era, many will see the romantic bond between them as a sickness, psychological decay, and morally bad Critics debate either the book offers an early queer visibility or cautionary tale Laura's mixed emotion where she's have adoration toward Carmilla and then her conflicted feeling with Carmilla The narration from the books has the male character to restore the traditional order Considering where and when the book is published, the debate from scholar questioned whether the patriarch intervention weaken or reinforce 19th-century anxieties about women breaking free from domestic and heterosexual norms (You can correct me if I'm wrong) Second, similarities: Both stories are told in first person Both author indulge in mysteries Both book has a vampire hunter; Le Fanu is Baron Vondenburg and Stoker is Dr. Abraham Van Helsing (You can add more if there is more similarities in the comment section) Lastly, gameplay: When using Carmilla, if you use the the power skill more frequent then you should pick the talent and magical object the can increase the damage of the power skill. Same thing can be said to the special skill by picking the one that increase special damage. It'll help more if you can find consumables that can upgrade crit chance. (This is the longest description I've ever typed so far) #ravenswatch