Dracula - Annotated #540900

Dracula contains diary sections, letters, and messages composed by the primary characters. It starts with Jonathan Harker, a youthful English legal advisor, as he goes to Transylvania. Harker plans to meet with Count Dracula, a customer of his firm, to conclude a property exchange. At the point when he shows up in Transylvania, local people respond with fear after he unveils his objective: Castle Dracula. In spite of the fact that this disrupts him somewhat, he forges ahead. The dismal wailing of wolves rings through the air as he shows up at the palace. At the point when Harker meets Dracula, he recognizes that the man is pale, emaciated, and odd. Harker turns out to be additionally concerned when, after Harker cuts himself while shaving, Dracula lurches at his throat. Before long, Harker is allured by three female vampires, from whom he scarcely getaway. He at that point learns Dracula's mysterious—that he is a vampire and gets by drinking human blood. Harker accurately expects that he is to be the tally's next casualty. He assaults the tally, however, his endeavors are ineffective. Dracula leaves Harker caught in the château and afterward, alongside 50 boxes of earth, withdraws for England. 

In the meantime, in England, Harker's life partner Mina is visiting a companion named Lucy Westenra, who has as of late gotten connected in the wake of declining various admirers. One night Mina should look for Lucy, as she has fallen once again into her old propensity for sleepwalking. At the point when Mina tracks down her outside almost a burial ground, there gives off an impression of being a shape drifting over her briefly. Mina sees two little red imprints on Lucy's neck and accepts that she should have accidentally pricked Lucy with a pin. Throughout the next days, Lucy becomes sick and is now and again seen through a window close to a bat. Mina is stressed, however, she is summoned once she gets correspondence from Jonathan. Lucy goes into the consideration of Dr. Seward and Dr. Van Helsing, who, after various bombed blood bondings, choose further activity is required. They at that point wrap Lucy and her room with garlic—a system used to avoid vampires. Lucy, nonetheless, before long kicks the bucket.