Dracula Quote Analysis

“We learn from failure, not from success!” This simple yet powerful quote is associated with Count Dracula from the book Dracula. It was used in a way of where Dracula is talking about how easily you can make mistakes even though it is seemingly looking like it is going to go well. Dracula looks like as if he were not to be ever defeated by a mortal, yet he was defeated. He made a fatal mistake of trusting Mina too much after only being in contact with her for a few days. He had probably instantly learned what he did wrong as it was so obvious to him, she would not give up that easily to him, yet he ignored that and kept trying, later on Mina and Renfield teamed up against him. The quote from Bram Stoker’s Dracula; it can relate to many different major world disasters. We can relate it to the Titanic, as they too made a mistake that could have prevented something that would ultimately lead to a huge downfall. No matter what, people will always learn better from mistakes than successes. Another example is in tests, you can learn from mistakes, when you see your test marks and go to see what you got wrong, you will easily notice your mistakes and will try to learn why it was wrong. …show more content…
Another reason is because I make a lot of mistakes every day, and I learn from most of them, thus saving me from a mistake the next time I get the opportunity to accidentally do another mistake. Sure it is good to have successful times, but mistakes are where you learn the most, simply because it flat-out tells you what you did wrong; maybe sometimes you may not notice you did something wrong till a bit after, or maybe not even notice it at

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