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However, you have to also install fonts to display ZSH correctly in WSL, see steps in Oh My ZSH section here: sudo apt-get install fonts-powerline Ln -s ~/zsh/dracula.zsh-theme ~/.oh-my-zsh/themes/dracula.zsh-themeД¬onfigure ZSH ( nano ~/.zshrc) and edit the following line ZSH_THEME='dracula' Then you can follow the Dracula installation steps: git clone Open WSL shell and follow these steps: sudo apt-get install -y zsh git curlДЄdd the following lines into ~/.bashrc file ( nano ~/.bashrc) to start ZSH shell on WSL open: if then In this way, even Dracula, the evil one, is saved.You cannot install Dracula theme into Bash for Windows shell directly, but you can install ZSH shell with Oh My Zsh in WSL and then install Dracula to it. Thus Mina rejoices even when Dracula, the villain of the novel, has his soul released from his terrible body. The novel seems to argue that, in order to continue the normal biotic processes of living and dying, and the normal, moral, 'Christian' processes of death and resurrection, undeadness must be eliminated. The body becomes a parasite, eking out an existence stolen from the vital energy of others. But in the case of undeadness, the living body seems almost to die, but maintains a kind of purgatorial state in which it feasts on the blood of the living, and the soul, trapped inside, cannot abide with God in heaven. In the former, the soul is given immortal life in heaven, in nearness to God, once it has been released from the earthly body, which passes from living to dying. Interestingly, undeadness seems to diametrically oppose the Christian notions of resurrection, or life after death. Renfield wishes to gain the special knowledge of undeadness from Dracula, but is eventually killed by his would-be master. Renfield is obsessed with the life-giving energies of the animals he eats-flies, spider, birds, cats-and these animals must die to give him life. Both Harker and Van Helsing appear to go gray and age as the book progresses-they near death, physically, as they endanger their lives, and only once Dracula is fully killed do they regain their total health. Lucy's sleepwalking, too, is an 'in-between state,' not waking and not sleeping, which allows Dracula to find her, bite her, and eventually make her a vampire. This 'in-between' hypnotic state is a kind of undeadness. Mina, then, is hypnotized by Van Helsing, later on, to provide information on Dracula's whereabouts.

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Harker's swoon, upon leaving Dracula's castle, nearly kills him, and he spends many months regaining his full health, only to find that Mina has been afflicted by Dracula's bite. Other characters in the novel hover between these categories of living and dying.

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In this sense, to kill Dracula is to allow him to live-to free his soul from the prison of his body. He sleeps during the day and lives at night he is of incredible strength when awake, but must be invited into one's room in order to begin his 'seduction.' But the touchstone of Dracula's undeadness is his inability actually to die-his soul is trapped in a kind of prison, and must be released by the cutting off of Dracula's head, or the driving of a wooden stake through his heart. All the above lead into the final, and perhaps most important, theme of the novel: that of the relationship between life, death, and the state in between these two, known by Van Helsing as 'undeadness.' Dracula is a creature of the undead.

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