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Muerta Enamorada (Version 2)

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Muerta Enamorada (Version 2) is a haunting and tragic tale of love and obsession. Théophile Gautier’s exquisite prose paints a vivid picture of passion and despair as the protagonist, Clarimonde, becomes ensnared in a dangerous and deadly love affair with a vampire.

Gautier masterfully weaves together elements of gothic romance, horror, and the supernatural to create a gripping and atmospheric story that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The intensity of Clarimonde’s love for the vampire, along with the dark and sinister forces at play, make for a compelling narrative that is both beautiful and unsettling.

The author’s rich descriptions and vivid imagery bring the world of Muerta Enamorada to life, drawing readers into a mesmerizing and macabre world. As Clarimonde becomes increasingly entangled in her dangerous romance, the novel takes on a sense of foreboding and inevitability, leading to a shocking and tragic conclusion that will leave readers breathless.

Overall, Muerta Enamorada (Version 2) is a captivating and chilling tale that explores the depths of love, obsession, and the supernatural. Théophile Gautier’s skillful storytelling and evocative prose make this novel a must-read for fans of gothic fiction and dark romance.

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En esta obra corta de Gautier un anciano sacerdote, Romualdo, relata su experiencia de amor con la bella Clarimonda. Romualdo en el oficio de toma de sus hábitos queda deslumbrado por la belleza de una misteriosa mujer que no deja de mirarle y que al finalizar la ceremonia habla con él y le augura la infelicidad por haber dedicado su vida a Dios. El superior de Romualdo, Serapio, le advierte sobre el misterioso y macabro destino de aquella mujer y de que todos los que se enamoraban de ella acababan también muertos.


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