The Dracula EffectVoyer in Reich: How to Use shows the functional identity of character structure and value-mediated social relations, which is to demonstrate that character is subjective capital through the use of which the alienated individual produces falsified social relations with others. In other words, the relations of individuals to the others appear not as direct social relations between living individuals, but as what they have become in reality, material relations between persons and social relations between things. In the spectacle, parents own children , so that this first social relation takes the form of the commodity relation. Later on all thingified social relations will appear to be "natural," and value will seem to be "the human condition." As always, in short, the legal codification of property rights serves to sanctify pre-existing de facto relations of production, in this case, of human reproduction.