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Jul 31, 2014 07:12PM

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Just curious is it a read at our own pace or are we going to have like weekly discussions up to certain parts?
Thanks :)



Just read at your own pace, no pressure! Towards the end if the month we can talk more in depth about it, but for now just take your time :)

Perfect! Thanks :)


From the movies I kind of expect Van Helsing to be an exclusive vampire expert. Not a Medical Professor.


Only a few pages in this seems like a nice read.



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What do you think of the bloofer lady? Have you ever heard of her before reading Dracula?


It takes me a long time to read a classic too, they usually aren't something you can fly through, but that's okay. I'm glad you liked Dracula, I'm about half way through and am really enjoying it!

What do you think of the bloofer lady? Have you ever heard..."
It's just the way the children say Beautiful Lady. Or at least the first child, and the name just sort of stuck.

What do you think of the bloofer lady? Have ..."
I thought that at first until i remembered the beginning of the book when it mentioned blue fire. Maybe the children are trying to say she's the "blue fire lady."

Making other Nosferatu stories possible.
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Thanks! I was completely clueless. WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN

Like why isn't it obvious to keep Wilhelmina involved? She's the one with the most leads aside from ..."
I was wondering why nobody was really helping Mina also. At first it might not have been obvious the same thing was happening to her that happened with Lucy, but jeez help a girl out! And it seemed like they valued Mina even more, but they just used her for her visions instead. And Dracula's official home is Transylvania, so even though they only spent a brief amount of time there, that's where the legend will always remain.

Like why isn't it obvious to keep Wilhelmina involved? She's the one with the most lea..."
Yea towards the end Van helsing made it clear that Dracula lived in Transylvania before he became an undead.
Do you think Dracula accidentally turned Lucy by mistaking her for Mina? Also do you think "Bloofer lady" is childs talk for "Blue Fire lady"?

Like why isn't it obvious to keep Wilhelmina involved? She's the one wit..."
It could, but I take it as "beautiful lady". I think it's open for interpretation. I don't know why Dracula wanted Lucy so much expect maybe because she was an easy target. But I also think Dracula loved to turn beautiful women into the undead, because at the beginning there were three beautiful vampires in the castle with him that I'm sure he created.
