Samuel Taylor Coleridge's 'Christabel' is a masterful exploration of supernatural themes interwoven with the nuances of romanticism and gothic sensibility. Through its fragmented narrative and lyrical verse, Coleridge draws readers into a world where innocence and darkness coalesce, epitomized in the mysterious figure of Christabel and her encounter with the enigmatic Geraldine. The poem, left unfinished, encapsulates the tensions between natural and supernatural realms, weaving a tale that pro ...