supernatural, otherness, monstrosity, villains

‘‘seen him crawl from his window…I imitate him’’

ch4 harker goes mad

‘‘God’s mercy is better than that of these monsters’’

ch4 harker contemplates climbing out the window like drac (spoiler he does)

‘‘prodigious strength’’

ch2 harker noticing drac

“lizard fashion”

Dracula ch3

“semblance of a man”

Harker of drac ch3

“old earth newly turned”

Ch4 drac’s room

‘‘peculiarly arched nostrils’’, ‘‘high aquiline nose’’

ch2 & ch21

‘‘vast ruined castle’’

ch1

‘‘undeveloped homicidal maniac’’

seward about renfield ch6

‘‘my own pet lunatic’’ ‘‘with the manner of a polished gentleman’’

ch18 renfield speaks to mina (seward writes)

‘‘came to London with his teeming millions’’

mina about drac ch14

‘‘mark of the Count’s terrible grip’’

ch21 mina

‘‘he have infect you’’

ch24 van helsing to mina

‘‘mere animal heat of food to hungry people’’

ch23 chasing dracula reduces them to more primitive?

‘‘he is brute and more than brute’’

ch18 van helsing about drac

‘‘send his soul…to burning hell’’

ch23 jonathan extreme emotions → primitive effect of dracula

‘‘livid white face bending over me out of the mist’’

ch19 mina sees drac

‘‘flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood’’

ch21 dracula genesis 2:23

‘‘I want no souls. Life is all I want’’

renfield ch20

‘‘I did not want to hinder him’’

Mina ch21 a force for good almost surrendering to drac - threat of other

‘‘far be it from me to arrogate myself to the attributes of the Deity’’

ch20 renfield

‘‘Enoch’’ ‘‘because he walked with God’’

ch20 renfield

‘‘it made me mad to know that He had been taking the life out of her’’

ch21 renfield whilst dying her = mina

‘‘I resolved to use my power’’

ch21 renfield tries to fight drac to protect mina