The text delves into the depiction and role of chilling characters in representative works within the South Slavic expressionist literature. It specifically analyzes the portrayal of horror figures in the poetry of Miroslav Krleža's "Pjesme" trilogy, Miloš Crnjanski's "Lyrics of Ithaca" and "Vidovdanske Pesme", as well as Geo Milev's poems "Hell", "September", and "The Cruel Ring". Through examining these texts, the author explores how these figures reflect the philosophical and psychological perspectives of the time period. Additionally, the text discusses the impact of these horror figures on the overall themes and atmosphere of the aforementioned works.
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