Lo zio Silas

Le Fanu masterfully builds a sense of dread that keeps readers on edge. I'm curious which scenes or techniques most contributed to that lingering unease.

The estate feels almost like a character itself, with its dark corridors and hidden secrets. Wondering whether the author drew from personal experiences or literary traditions.

His complex character made me question whether he's purely evil or a product of his circumstances. How did others interpret his motives?