In a Glass Darkly, v. 1/3 Part 3

· 문학일독
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“Mr. Justice Harbottle” portrays a corrupt judge who becomes the target of supernatural retribution. Haunted by visions of a grotesque court where he is the accused, Harbottle is forced to confront the cruelty and abuses he committed during his life. Reality dissolves into nightmarish hallucination as terror overwhelms him. Though those around him notice his increasingly unstable behavior, they cannot comprehend the depth of his dread. The tale illustrates how power and arrogance can lead a man into a self-inflicted tribunal from which there is no escape.
“Mr. Justice Harbottle” portrays a corrupt judge who becomes the target of supernatural retribution. Haunted by visions of a grotesque court where he is the accused, Harbottle is forced to confront the cruelty and abuses he committed during his life. Reality dissolves into nightmarish hallucinati...

About the author

Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu was an Irish Gothic writer who shaped 19th-century horror through his subtle blend of psychological tension and the supernatural. His stories evoke fear that creeps slowly, portraying ghosts, mystery, and human anxiety within realistic settings. His best-known works include “Carmilla,” the tale of a female vampire, and the eerie collection “In a Glass Darkly.” Often regarded as a pioneer of modern psychological horror alongside Edgar Allan Poe, he greatly influenced Bram Stoker’s “Dracula.” Le Fanu remains remembered for revealing the quiet madness and hidden fears that dwell beneath the surface of ordinary life.

Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu was an Irish Gothic writer who shaped 19th-century horror through his subtle blend of psychological tension and the supernatural. His stories evoke fear that creeps slowly, portraying ghosts, mystery, and human anxiety within realistic settings. His best-known works includ...

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