Bram Stoker's Dracula | Summary & Review

Happy Halloween everyone! Tonight, we are delving into a spooky read; Dracula by Bram Stoker, first published in 1897. I was happily surprised by this one, and I really hope you'll enjoy my summary and review!
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0:00 Intro
01:40 I: Jonathan Harker goes to Transylvania
10:51 II: The Turning of Lucy
23:58 III: Hunting Count Dracula
32:16 IV: My Final Thoughts
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[@heatheralice89]

I have only seen that film "Dracula dead and loving it."

[@MartinDSmith]

That's quite a tale well told!Dracula making Jonathan's bed is a good one.😁Now I know why he needs all that daytime rest!!!😉Over the years I have seen different adaptations.There's an excellent ballet film called Dracula:Pages From A Virgin's Diary,from 2002.I'm sure you would laugh at the blood transfusion scene.😂💝

[@ArnellaHobler]

It is rather funny to imagine a stereotypical Dracula smoothing out the sheets and fluffing the pillows. 😆 Oh, that's an adaptation I haven't heard of before! A blood transfusion scene in a ballet? That does sound pretty ridiculous! 😅

[@ShellFell2Hell]

Thank you!!

[@ArnellaHobler]

And thank you! 😊

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