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Joe Gattuso
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Lucy tells Mina that even though she's almost twenty and has never been proposed to previously, she's actually had three proposals of marriage in one day. She accepted one of them, but had to refuse the first two. The first was Dr. John Seward He proposed and was refused he was disappointed but took it pretty calmly and promised to be her friend for life if ever she needed anything. Jeez Lucy, just refusing marriage.
— May 27, 2014 09:18PM
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Joe Gattuso
is on page 250 of 488
Dr. Seward has to arrange a lot of the funeral stuff for both Mrs. Westenra and Lucy. They don't have any other family and Arthur is too distraught to deal with it. Van Helsing asks permission to go through Lucy's diary and letters from the last few weeks. Arthur doesn't know why Van Helsing wants to, but he agrees anyway.
— May 29, 2014 10:13PM
Joe Gattuso
is on page 210 of 488
Lucy doesn't understand why Van Helsing was so insistent about the garlic flowers, but she still thinks he's just the sweetest old man ever. She actually finds the scent of the flowers to be kind of nice and comforting, and goes to sleep. How dense are these people, I mean can they not tell a vampire when they see one.
— May 29, 2014 09:32PM
Joe Gattuso
is on page 180 of 488
Van Helsing arrives and examines Lucy again. He has some idea of what's wrong with her, but he won't tell Seward yet. Lucy is very pale and her face seems more bony than usual. This book is so good, I can't put it down.
— May 29, 2014 09:00PM
Joe Gattuso
is on page 150 of 488
Mina wakes up to realize that Lucy's not in the room. She searches the house, and can't find her. She pulls on some clothes, and runs outside. She wonders whether Lucy might have gone up to their favorite seat on the hill above town. This really doesn't seem good.
— May 29, 2014 08:29PM
Joe Gattuso
is on page 120 of 488
As the storm was getting really rough, lots of townspeople gathered on the hill above town to watch the strange ship that was coming into town. Everyone commented on how strangely it was being steered. The storm was getting pretty ridiculous. Everyone was afraid the ship would be sunk on rocks or would crash into the pier as it came into the harbor. You'd really think people would start to leave this town.
— May 27, 2014 09:50PM
Joe Gattuso
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John Harker realizes that there are no servants at all in the house when he peeps into the bedroom from the sitting room and finds the Count himself making the bed. John Harker is creeped out to think that it's just the two of them in the castle. Dude just leave, it's creeping you out, have some sense and leave it's not going to end well.
— May 27, 2014 08:45PM
Joe Gattuso
is on page 30 of 488
John harker is writing in his journal. He does research on Transylvania and castle Dracula doesn't come up on any maps, which puzzles him. In my opinion it would be wise of him to not go, figuring he's going to an un mapped location in a strange country.
— May 27, 2014 08:12PM
