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Chapter One

• Notice the good relationship Mina and Jonathan have early on. Jonathan leaves memos in his journal for Mina to retrieve recipes. 

Chapter Two

• Very cinematic ending: "the castle is a veritable prison, and I am a prisoner!" 

Chapter Three

• Jonathan has a great interest in facts (31)
• His religion is fact and science 
• Mina learns and writes in shorthand to aide Jonathan (although she doesn't know it is to help him trick Dracula)
• "the old centuries have...powers that 'modernity' cannot kill" (36)

Chapter Four

• Jonathan has no idea how he got to his own bed and cannot come to an "unquestionable result" about how. He cannot fathom the fantastical nature of Dracula.
• Rather theatrical, suspenseful, ending  

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Gender

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Irony

Ending

Adaptations

• In the adaptation, one of the most troubling aspects is how women fall all over themselves for men in ways they normally would not
• The "Bram Stokery" parts are left out of the film
• One of the primary themes of the novel, man's desire for science versus superstition, is almost entirely deleted from the film
  

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