"Keeper, these wolves seem upset at something."
Gee, I wonder what the wolves would be upset about…. 🙄
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Lol Even Mr. Bilder knows that something is off with Dracula!
"It seems to me that 'ere wolf escaped–simply because he wanted to get out."
Or Dracula broke the wolf out himself.
Wolves may not be able to gallop, but they sure can trot!
Bersicker, the wolf, just randomly appearing! Part of me is nervous by this and part of me wants to chuckle.
Bersicker has glass in him. I wonder where he went and what he did.
Dr. Seward's asylum needs better security.
Mr. Renfield was thirsty. He sure went to great lengths just for a little sip of blood!
So, I just looked up how long it takes for blood to replenish. The human body will replace blood volume with plasma in 48 hours. As for blood after donating it, that takes anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks. Therefore, Dr. Seward was correct in saying that he simply cannot afford anymore blood loss.
Of course the telegram is delivered late.
Poor Lucy. Alone while "a bat" is at her window.
A howl? Bersicker!
It's sweet that Mrs. Westenra came to check on her daughter.
I'm going to predict that Mrs. Westenra is going to die.
Hello there, Bersicker!
Yep, my prediction came true.
Mrs. Westenra accidently removed the garlic necklace, thereby putting Lucy in danger too….
Oh boy…. Hi Drac (in dust form)!
Drugged wine. Those poor servants.
I'm going to guess that Lucy's own death is going to happen soon too.
Dracula Chapter 12
I like that I can feel the dread that Seward and VH are feeling.
Lets use the back door into the kitchen like thieves instead of trying to use the front door!
Man, even sawing through wood can be tiring. Imagine sawing through iron bars!
How the heck is Lucy even still alive at this point!? I thought for sure that doctors Seward and Van Helsing would find her deceased!
They should be treating Lucy as if she had fallen through ice. Cover her up in blankets, place her in front of a fire, warm her up slowly, not giving her a warm bath.
I'm wondering what message the messenger has from Arthur Holmwood. (I actually almost forgot who he was since I last read. I remembered though; Lucy's to-be-husband!)
Lol at VH referencing chess.
Closing of the blinds. I'm guessing they've covered the mirrors as well.
I see that Mr. Quincey Morris is the aforementioned messenger.