Dracula to go (Stoker in 7 minutes)

It is a truth universally acknowledged that continental Europe is full of threats to any ordinary upright member of the English upper class, and we have got to be eternally grateful to the Irishman Bram Stoker for making this fact wonderfully clear in his classic novel DRACULA. He has shown Europeans such as they really are: Old suckers who want to leech on British virgins, and for good measure, has given the one and only piece of good advice there is: Push them all back to the continent, cut their heads off and put a stake in their hearts. It is really a wonderful political metaphor, isn’t it. Especially in times of Brexit. I could read it again and again. Michael Sommer and his Playmobil cast present a compact and entertaining summary of this classic. DISCLAIMER: WATCHING THIS VIDEO DOES NOT REPLACE READING THE ORIGINAL. It's a summary, which means I have left out loads of things. I recommend reading it for yourselves and hope my little video will entice you to do so.
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[@jyang4287]

"... the good old times when they defended the Empire against all those suckers from continental Europe" 😂😂😂 That is literary gold.

[@frozzybluday12]

I'm a teacher dude and I'm gonna use this. Good stuff!

[@veicho8726]

AWESOME! I didnt have time to read the book right before a school project and this really helped! Thanks mate!

[@NostalgiNorden]

You lazy fuck.

[@themajesticmagnificent8561]

Please come back and do more for 2020.These are great.!👍

[@Knowitall3234]

I'm in awe. So good, so good.

[@EsraaNur07]

Thank you for this brilliant content!

[@gachinx]

nobady: john seward at the end: nope quincy youre not in this anymore (yeets body)

[@blueghost7141]

Nice.

[@delphipsmith5724]

Hilarious :) But I think you need to double check the ending - they don't cut his head off and they don't stake him (possibly Stoker's way of leaving it open for a sequel??). Fred Saberhagen's "The Dracula Tape" exploits this puzzling failure to use a tried-and-true method of disposal to retell the story from the Count's perspective :)

[@abibas3050]

Oh no, it's because Lucy's staking was a phallic metaphor and Stoker seemed to think that staking a dude with a stake would be a bit much for the Victorians.

[@enzocypriani5055]

How can you do such awesome videos man

[@Johnny-dp1hr]

bravo!

[@annaquinlan1349]

thank you for the A im about to get on this dracula test, incredible

[@jyang4287]

Soooo, did you get the A?

[@superman31172]

cool

[@pranavkumar8144]

nice accent bro

[@jameswelby6665]

Who gi forced to watch this by there english teacher

[@gachinx]

you earn a sub (me)