Everything about A Toy For Juliette totally explained
A Toy for Juliette is a short story by
Robert Bloch from
Harlan Ellison's
Dangerous Visions, about
Jack the Ripper, being pulled into the future by a
sadistic femme fatale, and her mysterious grandfather.
Bloch incorporates themes of
utopian libertarianism--the title character, Juliette, is named after the
Marquis de Sade's
Juliette. Sade was the man for whom "sadism" is named, and Bloch often uses his works in connection with the mentally unstable, such as his character
Norman Bates in
Psycho.
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