Green Tea

In Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu's Gothic horror classic, "Green Tea," the Reverend Jennings becomes increasingly troubled by a mysterious affliction that disrupts his life and work. Consuming excessive amounts of green tea while indulging his esoteric interests, Jennings seeks help from Doctor Hesselius, who documents the case through letters to a fellow physician. The narrative unfurls a blend of psychological distress and supernatural elements, examining the thin line between the mind and the mysteries that haunt the clergyman.