The Vampyre by John Polidori explores themes of seduction, power, and societal corruption through the figure of the vampire. Lord Ruthven symbolizes the dark allure of aristocracy, using charm to manipulate and exploit others. Polidori critiques high society’s moral decay, illustrating how parasitic relationships erode humanity, with the vampire embodying both literal and figurative predation on innocence.
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