1. The year, 1462.Copy !req
2. Constantinople had fallen.Copy !req
3. Moslem Turks swept into Europe
with a vast, superior force,Copy !req
4. striking at Romania,
threatening all of Christendom.Copy !req
5. From Transylvania arose a Romanian knightCopy !req
6. of the Sacred Order of the Dragon,
known as Dracula.Copy !req
7. On the eve of the battle,Copy !req
8. his bride, Elisa bet a,Copy !req
9. whom he prized above all things on Earth,Copy !req
10. knew that he must face
an insurmountable forceCopy !req
11. from which he might never return.Copy !req
12. Elisa bet a.Copy !req
13. The vengeful Turks shot
an arrow into the castleCopy !req
14. carrying false news of Dracula's death.Copy !req
15. Elisa bet a, believing him dead,Copy !req
16. flung herself into the river.Copy !req
17. My prince is dead.Copy !req
18. All is lost without him.Copy !req
19. May God unite us in heaven.Copy !req
20. I've done everything
that you asked, master.Copy !req
21. All the preparations are in order.Copy !req
22. Everything.Copy !req
23. I await your command.Copy !req
24. For I know...Copy !req
25. that when the rewards are given,Copy !req
26. I will be one of those
who benefits from your generosity.Copy !req
27. Thank you.Copy !req
28. Gone mad. Renfield is deranged.Copy !req
29. He's lost his greedy mind, poor chap.Copy !req
30. I want you to take over
for his foreign client,Copy !req
31. this rather eccentric Count Dracula.Copy !req
32. - He's buying up property in London.
- Of course, sir.Copy !req
33. I'll attend to the count.
Thank you for your confidence.Copy !req
34. This is a great opportunity for you,
Harker.Copy !req
35. But you'll have to leave
for Transylvania immediately.Copy !req
36. Opportunities such as this come
but once in a lifetime.Copy !req
37. Yes, of course, sir.Copy !req
38. If I may inquire,Copy !req
39. what, in fact, happened
to Mr. Renfield in Transylvania?Copy !req
40. Nothing. Nothing.Copy !req
41. Personal problems.Copy !req
42. Close these transactionsCopy !req
43. and your future with this firm is assured.Copy !req
44. Yes, sir.
I will give it my full attention.Copy !req
45. We've waited this long, haven't we?Copy !req
46. We can be married when I return.Copy !req
47. Of course.Copy !req
48. I'll write.Copy !req
49. Jonathan.Copy !req
50. Jonathan, I love you.Copy !req
51. I love you, Mina.Copy !req
52. 25th May, Budapest.Copy !req
53. Left Budapest early this morning.Copy !req
54. The impression I had was
that we were leaving the westCopy !req
55. and entering the east.Copy !req
56. The district I am to enter is
in the extreme east of the country,Copy !req
57. just on the borders of three states,Copy !req
58. Transylvania, Moldavia and Bukovina,Copy !req
59. in the midst of the Carpathian Mountains,Copy !req
60. one of the wildest
and least known portions of Europe.Copy !req
61. My friend,Copy !req
62. welcome to the Carpathians.Copy !req
63. I am anxiously expecting you.Copy !req
64. At the Borgo Pass,Copy !req
65. my carriage will await you
and bring you to me.Copy !req
66. I trust your journey from London
has been a happy oneCopy !req
67. and that you will enjoy your stayCopy !req
68. in my beautiful land.Copy !req
69. Your friend, D.Copy !req
70. Diary, 25th May.Copy !req
71. My Jonathan has been gone almost a week.Copy !req
72. And although I was disappointed
we could not marry before his departure,Copy !req
73. I am happy that he got sent
on this important assignment.Copy !req
74. I am longing to hear all the news.Copy !req
75. It must be so nice
to see strange countries.Copy !req
76. I wonder if we, I mean Jonathan and I,Copy !req
77. shall ever see them together.Copy !req
78. We're early, driver. No one is here.Copy !req
79. I say, is the castle far?Copy !req
80. Welcome to my home.Copy !req
81. Enter freely of your own willCopy !req
82. and leave some of the happiness you bring.Copy !req
83. Count Dracula?Copy !req
84. I am...Copy !req
85. Dracula.Copy !req
86. And I bid you welcome,
Mr. Harker, to my house.Copy !req
87. Come in.Copy !req
88. You will, I trust, excuse me that I...Copy !req
89. do not join you.Copy !req
90. But I have already dined.Copy !req
91. And I never drink...Copy !req
92. wine.Copy !req
93. An ancestor? I see a resemblance.Copy !req
94. The Order of the Dracul.Copy !req
95. The Dragon.Copy !req
96. An ancient society...Copy !req
97. pledging my forefathers...Copy !req
98. to defend their church
against all enemies of Christ.Copy !req
99. That relationship was not entirely...Copy !req
100. successful.Copy !req
101. Oh, yes.Copy !req
102. It is no laughing matter.Copy !req
103. We Draculs have a right to be proud.Copy !req
104. What devil or witch was ever
so great as Attila,Copy !req
105. whose blood flows in these veins?Copy !req
106. Blood...Copy !req
107. is too precious a thing in these times.Copy !req
108. The warlike days are over.Copy !req
109. The victories of my great race...Copy !req
110. are but a tale to be told.Copy !req
111. I am the last of my kind.Copy !req
112. I have offended you
with my ignorance, Count.Copy !req
113. Forgive me.Copy !req
114. I do so long to go
through the crowded streetsCopy !req
115. of your mighty London,Copy !req
116. to be in the midst of the whirl
and the rush of humanity,Copy !req
117. to share its life,Copy !req
118. its changes, its death.Copy !req
119. There. You, Count, are...Copy !req
120. Are the owner of Car fax Abbey at Purfleet.Copy !req
121. Congratulations.Copy !req
122. Your firm writes most highlyCopy !req
123. of your talents.Copy !req
124. They say you are a man of good...Copy !req
125. taste.Copy !req
126. And that you are a worthy substituteCopy !req
127. to your predecessor, Mr. Renfield.Copy !req
128. You may rely on me, Count.Copy !req
129. Forgive my curiosity, but why ten houses
in such precise locations around London?Copy !req
130. Is it to raise the market value?Copy !req
131. Do you believe in destiny?Copy !req
132. That even the powers of timeCopy !req
133. can be altered for a single purpose?Copy !req
134. The luckiest man who walks on this EarthCopy !req
135. is the one who finds...Copy !req
136. true love.Copy !req
137. You found Mina.Copy !req
138. I thought she was lost.Copy !req
139. We're to be married as soon as I return.Copy !req
140. Are you married, Count?Copy !req
141. Sir, are you married?Copy !req
142. I was married once.Copy !req
143. Ages ago, it seems.Copy !req
144. She died.Copy !req
145. I'm very sorry.Copy !req
146. She was fortunate.Copy !req
147. My life, at its best, is misery.Copy !req
148. She will no doubt make a devoted wife.Copy !req
149. And you a faithful husband.Copy !req
150. Come.Copy !req
151. Write now, my friend, to your firmCopy !req
152. and to any loved ones,
and say that it shall please youCopy !req
153. to stay with meCopy !req
154. until a month from now.Copy !req
155. A month?Copy !req
156. Do you wish me to stay so long?Copy !req
157. I will take no refusal.Copy !req
158. Diary, 30th of May, 1897.Copy !req
159. I know that Jonathan does not want me
to stay here with Lucy while he is away.Copy !req
160. He thinks that if I become accustomed
to the wealth of the Westenra family,Copy !req
161. I will not be content as the wife
of a mere clerk in a law firm.Copy !req
162. But Lucy and I have been friends
since we were children,Copy !req
163. and she has never minded
that I am only a schoolmistress.Copy !req
164. How disgustingly awful.Copy !req
165. Mina!Copy !req
166. Mina!Copy !req
167. Oh, Mina, you're always working.Copy !req
168. Is your ambitious Jon HarkerCopy !req
169. forcing you to learn
that ridiculous machine?Copy !req
170. When he could be forcing you
to perform unspeakable actsCopy !req
171. of desperate passion on the parlor floor.Copy !req
172. Lucy, really.Copy !req
173. You shouldn't talk about
my fiancé in such a way.Copy !req
174. There's more to marriage
than carnal pleasure.Copy !req
175. Oh, Mina. So I see.Copy !req
176. Much, much more.Copy !req
177. That's...Copy !req
178. What is it, Lucy?Copy !req
179. - Mina.
- Because I don't understand it.Copy !req
180. Can a man and woman really do...Copy !req
181. that?Copy !req
182. I did, only last night.Copy !req
183. - Fibber. You did not.
- Yes, I did.Copy !req
184. Well, in my dreams.Copy !req
185. Jonathan measures up, doesn't he?Copy !req
186. You can tell Lucy.Copy !req
187. We've kissed. That's all.Copy !req
188. He thinks he's too poor to marry me.Copy !req
189. And it's all the worse now
that I'm here visiting you at Hillingham,Copy !req
190. my rich friend.Copy !req
191. Yes, but not even one marriage proposal.Copy !req
192. And here I am, almost 20,Copy !req
193. practically a hag.Copy !req
194. Mr. Quincey P. Morris.Copy !req
195. - Oh, look.
- What is that?Copy !req
196. A Texan.Copy !req
197. Quincey P. Morris.Copy !req
198. He's so young and fresh,Copy !req
199. like a wild stallion between my legs.Copy !req
200. You're positively indecent.Copy !req
201. I just know what men desire.Copy !req
202. - Watch.
- Lucy.Copy !req
203. - Quincey, darling.
- Miss Lucy.Copy !req
204. Why, you're as fresh as the spring rain.Copy !req
205. Oh, thank you.Copy !req
206. Oh, Quincey.Copy !req
207. Please let me touch it.Copy !req
208. It's so big.Copy !req
209. Little girl.Copy !req
210. Oh, my dear, sweet little girl.Copy !req
211. I hold your handCopy !req
212. - and you've kissed me.
- Jack!Copy !req
213. Oceans of love... Oh, Jack, my darling.Copy !req
214. Oh, poor little baby.Copy !req
215. Oh, my kitten, come over here.Copy !req
216. Come over here and I'll kiss it better.Copy !req
217. My poor little blossom.Copy !req
218. My poor little doctor. Brilliant doctor.Copy !req
219. - Hello, Quincey.
- Jack.Copy !req
220. What a naughty bear. Let me...Copy !req
221. - Arthur Holmwood, Esquire.
- Arthur!Copy !req
222. Oh, my darling.Copy !req
223. Oh, you look wonderful.Copy !req
224. - I'm so sorry about your hat.
- Like my dress?Copy !req
225. - Charming.
- It's my snake dress.Copy !req
226. Is it really?Copy !req
227. Lucy is a pure and virtuous girl,Copy !req
228. but I admit that her free way
of speaking shocks me sometimes.Copy !req
229. Jonathan says
it is a defect of the aristocracyCopy !req
230. that they say what they please.Copy !req
231. The truth is that I admire Lucy. I'm not
surprised that men flock around her.Copy !req
232. I wish I were as pretty
and as adored as she.Copy !req
233. What manner of man is this?Copy !req
234. R.M. Renfield, successful solicitor
in the firm of Hawkins and Thompkins,Copy !req
235. respected member
of the Lord Nugent's Windem Club,Copy !req
236. returns from business abroad
in Transylvania,Copy !req
237. promptly suffers
a complete mental breakdown.Copy !req
238. He's now obsessed with some blood lust.Copy !req
239. George.Copy !req
240. Wait here.Copy !req
241. Would you care
for an hors d'oeuvre, Dr. Seward,Copy !req
242. or a canapé?Copy !req
243. No, thank you, Mr. Renfield.
How are you feeling tonight?Copy !req
244. Far better than you, my lovesick doctor.Copy !req
245. Is my personal life of interest to you?Copy !req
246. Of course it is. All life interests me.Copy !req
247. Your diet, Mr. Renfield, is disgusting.Copy !req
248. Actually, they're perfectly nutritious.Copy !req
249. You see, each life that I ingest...Copy !req
250. gives back life to me.Copy !req
251. A fly gives you life?Copy !req
252. Certainly.Copy !req
253. But you might as well ask a man
to eat molecules with a pair of chopsticksCopy !req
254. than to interest me in a lesser carnivore.Copy !req
255. I shall have to invent
a new classification of lunatic for you.Copy !req
256. What about spiders? Spiders eat the flies.Copy !req
257. Yes, spiders eat them.Copy !req
258. What about sparrows?Copy !req
259. Oh, yes. Did you say sparrows?Copy !req
260. - Something larger, perhaps?
- Oh, yes.Copy !req
261. A Kitten.Copy !req
262. I beg you.Copy !req
263. A little, sleek... A playful kitten.Copy !req
264. Something I can teach.
Something I can feed.Copy !req
265. No one would refuse me a kitten.Copy !req
266. Wouldn't you prefer a cat?Copy !req
267. Oh, yes.Copy !req
268. A big cat.Copy !req
269. - My salvation depends upon it!
- Your salvation?Copy !req
270. Yes. I need lives.Copy !req
271. - I need lives for the master.
- Master? What master?Copy !req
272. The master will come...Copy !req
273. and he has promised to make me immortal.Copy !req
274. How?Copy !req
275. Get him off!Copy !req
276. The blood is the life!Copy !req
277. The blood is the life!Copy !req
278. 30th May, Castle Dracula.Copy !req
279. I think strange things
which I dare not confess to my own soul.Copy !req
280. The count,Copy !req
281. the way he looked at Mina's picture
fills me with dread,Copy !req
282. as if I have a part to play
in a story that is not known to me.Copy !req
283. I didn't hear you come in.Copy !req
284. Take care how you cut yourself.Copy !req
285. It is more dangerous than you think.Copy !req
286. A foul bauble of man's vanity.Copy !req
287. Perhaps you should...Copy !req
288. grow a beard.Copy !req
289. The letters I requested.Copy !req
290. Have you written them?Copy !req
291. Good.Copy !req
292. Should you leave these rooms,Copy !req
293. you will not, by any chance,Copy !req
294. go to sleep
in any other part of the castle.Copy !req
295. It is old...Copy !req
296. and has many bad memories.Copy !req
297. - Be warned.
- I'm sure I understand.Copy !req
298. Do not put your faith
in such trinkets of deceit.Copy !req
299. We are in Transylvania.Copy !req
300. And Transylvania is not England.Copy !req
301. Our ways are not your ways.Copy !req
302. And to you,Copy !req
303. there shall be many strange things.Copy !req
304. I've seen many strange things already.Copy !req
305. Bloody wolves chasing me
through some blue inferno!Copy !req
306. Listen to them.Copy !req
307. The children of the night.Copy !req
308. What sweet music they make.Copy !req
309. Music? Those animals?Copy !req
310. I did as Dracula instructed.
I wrote three letters.Copy !req
311. To the firm, to my family
and to my beloved Mina.Copy !req
312. I said nothing of my fears
as he will read them, no doubt.Copy !req
313. I know now that I am a prisoner.Copy !req
314. Jonathan.Copy !req
315. Jonathan, come to me.Copy !req
316. Come.Copy !req
317. Lay down.Copy !req
318. Lay back into my arms.Copy !req
319. Lay back, Jonathan.Copy !req
320. Dearest Mina, all is well here.Copy !req
321. The count has insisted
I remain for a month,Copy !req
322. to tutor him in English custom.Copy !req
323. I can say no more, except I love you.Copy !req
324. Ever faithful, Jonathan.Copy !req
325. The letters I have written
have undoubtedly sealed my doom.Copy !req
326. The count's gypsies, fearless warriors
who are loyal to the deathCopy !req
327. to whatever nobleman they serve,Copy !req
328. day and night they toil,
filling boxes with decrepit earthCopy !req
329. from the bowels of the castle.Copy !req
330. They are to be delivered to his newly
acquired Car fax Abbey in London.Copy !req
331. Why do they fill these boxes with earth?Copy !req
332. I love him! I love him!Copy !req
333. Oh, Mina!Copy !req
334. It's so wonderful. I've decided.Copy !req
335. I love him and I've said yes!Copy !req
336. Finally. Don't tell me.
The Texan with the big knife?Copy !req
337. Oh, no. To my dear number three.Copy !req
338. Lord Arthur Holmwood.
Lord and Lady Holmwood.Copy !req
339. You are to be my maid of ho nor.
Oh, say yes.Copy !req
340. Mina, what is it?
It's the most exciting day of my life.Copy !req
341. You don't seem to care.Copy !req
342. It's just that I'm so terribly worried
about Jonathan.Copy !req
343. This letter I received is so...Copy !req
344. It's so cold. It's so unnatural.
It's not like him at all.Copy !req
345. Mina, don't worry.Copy !req
346. Captain's log: the Demeter.Copy !req
347. 27th June, 1897.Copy !req
348. We picked up 50 boxes
of experimental earthCopy !req
349. bound for London, England.Copy !req
350. Set sail at noon into a stormCopy !req
351. that seemed to come out of nowhere,Copy !req
352. carrying us out to sea.Copy !req
353. Third of July.
Second mate has gone missing.Copy !req
354. Nearing Gibraltar.
Storm continues. Crew uneasy.Copy !req
355. Believe someone or something...Copy !req
356. is aboard the ship with us.Copy !req
357. Master, I am here!Copy !req
358. The master of all life is at hand!Copy !req
359. Gather round!Copy !req
360. I am here to do your bidding, master!Copy !req
361. I have worshiped you long and far off!Copy !req
362. Now that you are near, master,Copy !req
363. I am your slave!Copy !req
364. I await your command!Copy !req
365. The case of Renfield grows
more interesting.Copy !req
366. Yet, there is method in his madness
with his flies and spiders.Copy !req
367. Had I the secret
of even one such brilliant mind,Copy !req
368. - the key to the fancy of one lunatic...
- Master!Copy !req
369. Lucy.Copy !req
370. Lucy.Copy !req
371. Lucy? Lucy!Copy !req
372. Lucy!Copy !req
373. Lucy!Copy !req
374. Lucy!Copy !req
375. Lucy!Copy !req
376. No. Do not see me.Copy !req
377. Lucy? Lucy?Copy !req
378. I couldn't control myself.Copy !req
379. Hush, Lucy. You're dreaming.
You're walking in your sleep again.Copy !req
380. My soul, it seemed to leave my body.Copy !req
381. There was this agonizing feeling,
and I couldn't get back to it.Copy !req
382. I'm absolutely shaking.Copy !req
383. It's all right. You were dreaming.Copy !req
384. I had to.
It sort of pulled me and lured me.Copy !req
385. - I had no control.
- It's all right.Copy !req
386. - It had red eyes.
- Hush now.Copy !req
387. I still have the taste
of his blood in my mouth.Copy !req
388. Right. Here we go. Swing it round here.Copy !req
389. Master.Copy !req
390. I am here to do your bidding.Copy !req
391. Master! I am here!Copy !req
392. I have worshiped you.Copy !req
393. Contrary to some beliefs, the vampire,Copy !req
394. like any other night creature,
can move about by day,Copy !req
395. though it is not his natural time
and his powers are weak.Copy !req
396. See the amazing cinema to graph!Copy !req
397. A wonder of modern civilization!Copy !req
398. The latest sensation!Copy !req
399. The greatest attraction of the century!Copy !req
400. The new wonder of the world!Copy !req
401. See the amazing cinema to graph!Copy !req
402. See me.Copy !req
403. See me now.Copy !req
404. Strikes England!Copy !req
405. Escaped wolf from zoo still at large!Copy !req
406. Buy a paper, sir?Copy !req
407. Thank you, sir.Copy !req
408. Get your Gazette! Penny a paper!Copy !req
409. My humblest apologies.Copy !req
410. Forgive my ignorance.Copy !req
411. I am recently arrived from abroadCopy !req
412. and I do not know your city.Copy !req
413. - Is a beautiful lady...?
- A street atlas is sixpence. Good day.Copy !req
414. I have offended you.Copy !req
415. I am only looking for the cinema to graph.Copy !req
416. I understand
it is a wonder of the civilized world.Copy !req
417. If you seek culture, then visit a museum.Copy !req
418. London is filled with them. Excuse me.Copy !req
419. A woman so lovely and intelligentCopy !req
420. should not be walking the streets
of London without her gentleman.Copy !req
421. Do I know you, sir?Copy !req
422. Are you acquainted with my husband?Copy !req
423. Shall I call the police?Copy !req
424. Husband?Copy !req
425. I shall bother you no more.Copy !req
426. Sir.Copy !req
427. It is I who have been rude.Copy !req
428. - If you're looking...
- Please.Copy !req
429. Permit me to introduce myself.Copy !req
430. I am Prince Vlad of Sagite.Copy !req
431. - A prince, no less?
- I am...Copy !req
432. your servant.Copy !req
433. Wilhelmina Murray.Copy !req
434. I am...Copy !req
435. honored...Copy !req
436. Madam Mina.Copy !req
437. This way.Copy !req
438. Hello, sir.Copy !req
439. Mr. Holmwood asked me
to stop by to see Miss Lucy.Copy !req
440. Yes, sir.Copy !req
441. - Dr. Seward, Miss Lucy.
- Thank you.Copy !req
442. Oh, Jack!Copy !req
443. Brilliant Jack. Do you like it?Copy !req
444. Did Arthur put you up to this,Copy !req
445. or did you want me alone just once
before I'm married?Copy !req
446. Lucy, you're embarrassing me.Copy !req
447. I'm here as your doctor.Copy !req
448. Your fiancé is very worried about you,Copy !req
449. and I assure you,
a doctor's confidence is sacred.Copy !req
450. I must have your complete trust.Copy !req
451. Help me, Jack.Copy !req
452. I don't know what's happening to me.Copy !req
453. I'm changing.Copy !req
454. I can feel it.Copy !req
455. I can hear everything.Copy !req
456. I hear the servants at the other end
of the house, whispering.Copy !req
457. I hear mice in the attic,
stomping like elephants.Copy !req
458. But I'm having horrible nightmares, Jack.Copy !req
459. The eyes.Copy !req
460. Oh, Jack.Copy !req
461. I'm here, Lucy. Nothing will harm you.Copy !req
462. Let it work.Copy !req
463. - Thank you.
- Lucy.Copy !req
464. Oh, Jack, kiss me.Copy !req
465. May I say that Miss Lucy is hotter
than a June brideCopy !req
466. riding bareback buck naked in the Sahara.Copy !req
467. I would watch my colonial tongue
if I were you.Copy !req
468. Hello, Jack.
And how's our lovely patient today?Copy !req
469. Well, frankly, Arthur, I'm confounded.Copy !req
470. Oh, Jack, are you still
brooding over Miss Lucy?Copy !req
471. I can only conclude
it must be something mental.Copy !req
472. How very droll. Did you hear that, Quince?Copy !req
473. Last week he wanted to marry her,
and now he wants to have her committed.Copy !req
474. Let's have a look at her.Copy !req
475. I'm at a loss, I admit.Copy !req
476. I've taken the liberty
of cabling Abraham Van Helsing,Copy !req
477. the met a physician, philosopher.Copy !req
478. Sounds like a god damn
witch doctor to me, Jack.Copy !req
479. Van Helsing knows more about obscure
diseases than any man in the world.Copy !req
480. He's my teacher and mentor.Copy !req
481. Do it, man. Bring him here.Copy !req
482. Spare No expense.Copy !req
483. Astounding.Copy !req
484. There are no limits to science.Copy !req
485. How can you call this science?Copy !req
486. Do you think Madam Curie
would invite such comparisons?Copy !req
487. Really.Copy !req
488. I shouldn't have come here.Copy !req
489. I must go.Copy !req
490. Do not fear me.Copy !req
491. Stop this. Stop this.Copy !req
492. Stop this.Copy !req
493. My God. Who are you?Copy !req
494. I know you.Copy !req
495. I have crossed oceans of timeCopy !req
496. to find you.Copy !req
497. Please, there is ho need to panic.Copy !req
498. The animal handlers have everything
under complete control.Copy !req
499. Come here, Mina.Copy !req
500. He likes you.Copy !req
501. There is much to be learned from beasts.Copy !req
502. The tropical pampas vampire bat mustCopy !req
503. consume ten times its own weight
in fresh blood each day,Copy !req
504. or its own blood cells will die.Copy !req
505. Cute little vermin, ja?Copy !req
506. Blood and the diseases of the blood,Copy !req
507. such as syphilis, they concern us here.Copy !req
508. The very name "venereal diseases,"Copy !req
509. the diseases of Venus,
imputes to them divine origin.Copy !req
510. And they are involved
in that sex problem about whichCopy !req
511. the ethics and ideals
of Christian civilization are concerned.Copy !req
512. In fact, civilization and syphilization
have advanced together.Copy !req
513. - What is this?
- It's from the telegraph.Copy !req
514. Telegraph?Copy !req
515. Thank you. Gentlemen, thank you.
That will be all.Copy !req
516. Dawn.Copy !req
517. These may be the last words
I write in this journal.Copy !req
518. Dracula has left me with these women,Copy !req
519. these devils of the pit.Copy !req
520. They drain my blood to keep me weak,Copy !req
521. barely alive, so I cannot escape.Copy !req
522. I will try one last time today
to escape to the water.Copy !req
523. There must be passageway to the river...Copy !req
524. and then away from this cursed land,Copy !req
525. where the devil and his children
still walk with earthly feet.Copy !req
526. For the record, I do attestCopy !req
527. that at this point,
I, Abraham Van Helsing,Copy !req
528. became personally involved
in these strange events.Copy !req
529. Professor Van Helsing,
how good of you to come.Copy !req
530. I always come to my friends in need
when they call me.Copy !req
531. So, Jack, tell me everything
about your case.Copy !req
532. She has all the usual
physical anemic signs.Copy !req
533. Her blood analyzes normal
and yet it is not.Copy !req
534. She manifests continued blood loss.
I cannot trace the cause.Copy !req
535. Blood loss? How?Copy !req
536. My God, close the doors!Copy !req
537. My God, she's only a child.Copy !req
538. My God.Copy !req
539. There's no time to lose.
There must be a transfusion at once.Copy !req
540. Take off your coat.
Remember how to tie a tourniquet?Copy !req
541. - Or have you forgotten?
- You perfected a procedure?Copy !req
542. Perfected? No. I've only experimented.Copy !req
543. Landsteiner's method.Copy !req
544. Animals, goats, sheeps.Copy !req
545. If hemolysis occurs
in the blood donor serum,Copy !req
546. her red blood cells will explode.Copy !req
547. She will die. Here, take this tube.Copy !req
548. What in God's name is going on up here?Copy !req
549. This is Professor Van Helsing, Art.Copy !req
550. - What the hell is he doing to Lucy?
- He's trying to save her life.Copy !req
551. - Good God!
- You're the fiancé? Please.Copy !req
552. Please.Copy !req
553. Take off your coat.
This young lady's very ill. She's dying.Copy !req
554. She wants blood and blood she must have.Copy !req
555. Take off your coat.Copy !req
556. Roll up your sleeve, Art.Copy !req
557. - Oh, God.
- Quickly, quickly, quickly.Copy !req
558. Roll it up!Copy !req
559. This may hurt a little, Art.Copy !req
560. Forgive me. My life is hers. I would give
my last drop of blood to save her.Copy !req
561. Your last drop?Copy !req
562. Thank you.Copy !req
563. You are very welcome here.
I don't ask as much as that. Not yet.Copy !req
564. Hold her hand.Copy !req
565. Jack, that poor creature has had
the blood of two men put into her already.Copy !req
566. Man alive. Her whole body
couldn't hold that much blood.Copy !req
567. - What took it out?
- That's a good question, Mr. Morris.Copy !req
568. Those marks on her throat,Copy !req
569. no disease, no trituration,Copy !req
570. I am sure the blood loss occurred there.Copy !req
571. Where did the blood go?Copy !req
572. You were once a careful student, Jack.Copy !req
573. Use your brain!
Where did the blood go? Tell me!Copy !req
574. - The bed would be covered in blood.
- Exactly.Copy !req
575. You do not let your eyes see
nor your ears hearCopy !req
576. that which you cannot account for.Copy !req
577. Something just went up there,
sucked it out of her and flew away?Copy !req
578. Why not?Copy !req
579. That's brilliant.
That's absolutely brilliant.Copy !req
580. Will one of you learned doctors,
or whatever you are,Copy !req
581. kindly tell me
what is going on with my Lucy?Copy !req
582. Jack, you are a scientist.Copy !req
583. Do you not think there are things
in this universe you cannot understandCopy !req
584. and which are true. Mesmerism, hypnotism?Copy !req
585. - You and Charcot have proved hypnotism.
- Materialization, astral bodies.Copy !req
586. Professor?Copy !req
587. Where did he go?Copy !req
588. You see?Copy !req
589. I feel like a blundering novice.Copy !req
590. Gentlemen, we're not fighting
some disease here.Copy !req
591. Those marks on
your dear Miss Lucy's neck were madeCopy !req
592. by something unspeakable out there.Copy !req
593. Dead but not dead.Copy !req
594. It stalks us for some dread purpose
I do not comprehend.Copy !req
595. To live,
it feeds on Lucy's precious blood.Copy !req
596. It is a beast, a monster.Copy !req
597. What is happening to Lucy and to me?Copy !req
598. When I was younger,
my feelings were never troubled.Copy !req
599. I wish I were myself again,Copy !req
600. the sensible Mina I always depended on.Copy !req
601. Absinthe...Copy !req
602. is the aphrodisiac of the self.Copy !req
603. The green fairy,Copy !req
604. who lives in the absinthe,Copy !req
605. wants your soul.Copy !req
606. But...Copy !req
607. you are safe with me.Copy !req
608. Tell me, Prince,Copy !req
609. tell me of your home.Copy !req
610. The most beautiful place in all creation.Copy !req
611. Yes, it must be.Copy !req
612. A land beyond a great, vast forest,Copy !req
613. surrounded by majestic mountains,Copy !req
614. lush vineyards,Copy !req
615. and flowers of such frailty and beautyCopy !req
616. as to be found nowhere else.Copy !req
617. You've described my home
as if you had seen it first hand.Copy !req
618. It's your voice, perhaps.Copy !req
619. It's so familiar.Copy !req
620. It's like...Copy !req
621. It's like a voice
in a dream I cannot place...Copy !req
622. and it comforts me.Copy !req
623. - When I am alone.
- When you are alone.Copy !req
624. And what of the princess?Copy !req
625. Princess?Copy !req
626. There is always a princess...Copy !req
627. with gowns flowing white.Copy !req
628. And her face.Copy !req
629. Oh, God,Copy !req
630. her face...Copy !req
631. is a river.Copy !req
632. The princess...Copy !req
633. she's a river filled
with tears of sadness...Copy !req
634. and heartbreak.Copy !req
635. There was a princess.Copy !req
636. Elisa bet a.Copy !req
637. She was the most radiant woman
in all the empires of the world.Copy !req
638. Man's deceit took her
from her ancient prince.Copy !req
639. She leapt to her death,Copy !req
640. into the river that you spoke of.Copy !req
641. In my mother's tongue,Copy !req
642. it is called...Copy !req
643. argesh.Copy !req
644. River princess.Copy !req
645. Dear Madam.Copy !req
646. Your fiancé is safe and in the careCopy !req
647. of the good sisters
of the Blessed Sacrament.Copy !req
648. Mr. Harker believes
your life is in extreme danger,Copy !req
649. and he desires with all urgency
that you join him here,Copy !req
650. so that you may immediately be married.Copy !req
651. Yours with all blessings, Sister Agatha.Copy !req
652. My sweet prince.Copy !req
653. Jonathan must never know of us.Copy !req
654. - Lucy? Lucy?
- Abraham Van Helsing.Copy !req
655. Dr. Van Helsing.Copy !req
656. And you're Madam Mina,
dear friend to our Lucy, ja?Copy !req
657. - How is she, doctor?
- She's still very weak.Copy !req
658. She tells me
of your beloved Jonathan HarkerCopy !req
659. and your worry for him.Copy !req
660. Well, 1, too, worry for all young lovers.Copy !req
661. There are darknesses in life, my child,Copy !req
662. and there are lights.Copy !req
663. You are one of the lights, dear Mina,Copy !req
664. the light of all light.Copy !req
665. Go now. See your friend.Copy !req
666. Mina.Copy !req
667. You look different, Mina.Copy !req
668. You look positively radiant.Copy !req
669. You heard from Jonathan.Copy !req
670. - Didn't you?
- Yes.Copy !req
671. Yes. He's safe, Lucy.Copy !req
672. He's in a convent in Romania.Copy !req
673. He's suffering from a violent brain fever.Copy !req
674. The good sisters caring for him,
they wrote to me,Copy !req
675. and they say he needs me,Copy !req
676. but I won't go.Copy !req
677. I'm not going to leave you.Copy !req
678. Mina,Copy !req
679. you've got to go to him,Copy !req
680. and you've got to love him,Copy !req
681. and marry him right then and there.Copy !req
682. - And I want you to take this, my sister.
- No.Copy !req
683. It's my wedding gift to you.Copy !req
684. No, Lucy, no.Copy !req
685. Don't worry about spoiled little Lucy.Copy !req
686. I'll be all right.Copy !req
687. Tell Jonathan oceans of love.Copy !req
688. - Jack, how is she?
- Quincey.Copy !req
689. This is why I cannot breathe!Copy !req
690. Lucy.Copy !req
691. - Lucy, it's medicinal.
- Lucy.Copy !req
692. To help you sleep. To dream better dreams.Copy !req
693. It's garlic!
It's nothing but common garlic!Copy !req
694. Lucy, Quincey's here to see you.
Get some brandy.Copy !req
695. - Oh, Quincey.
- Now, Miss Lucy, you just rest easy.Copy !req
696. Arthur sent me to take care of you.Copy !req
697. He said if you don't get better quick,Copy !req
698. I have to put you out of your misery
like a lame horse.Copy !req
699. Quincey.Copy !req
700. You're such a beast.Copy !req
701. Will you kiss me, Quincey?Copy !req
702. Kiss me.Copy !req
703. Kiss...Copy !req
704. - You old coot!
- Get off me!Copy !req
705. Lucy, listen to me!
Sleep, sleep now. Sleep.Copy !req
706. You're at peace.Copy !req
707. Look. There. There.Copy !req
708. Nosferatu.Copy !req
709. "Here occurs the shocking
and frightening historyCopy !req
710. of the wild, berserk Prince Dracula.Copy !req
711. How he impaled people and roasted them,Copy !req
712. boiled their heads in a kettle,Copy !req
713. how he skinned them alive,Copy !req
714. and hacked them to pieces
and then drank their blood."Copy !req
715. Dracul.Copy !req
716. For blood is the life.Copy !req
717. My dearest Prince, forgive me.Copy !req
718. I have received word
from my fiancé in Romania.Copy !req
719. I am en route to join him.
We are to be married.Copy !req
720. I will never see you again.Copy !req
721. Mina.Copy !req
722. It is odd, but I feel almost
that my strange friend is with me.Copy !req
723. He speaks to me in my thoughts.Copy !req
724. With him I felt more alive
than ever I had.Copy !req
725. And now without him, soon to be a bride,Copy !req
726. I feel confused and lost.Copy !req
727. Perhaps, though I try to be good,
I am bad.Copy !req
728. Perhaps I am a bad, inconstant woman.Copy !req
729. Winds!Copy !req
730. Winds!Copy !req
731. Winds!Copy !req
732. It is the cause.Copy !req
733. It is the cause of my soul!Copy !req
734. It is Dracula,Copy !req
735. the undead,Copy !req
736. the foe I have pursued all my life.Copy !req
737. Dracula!Copy !req
738. Jack, hurry! I have much to tell you.Copy !req
739. Guard her well, Mr. Morris.Copy !req
740. Do not fail here tonight.Copy !req
741. We are dealing with forces
beyond all human experience,Copy !req
742. an enormous power, so guard her well.Copy !req
743. Otherwise, your precious Lucy
will become a bitch of the devil,Copy !req
744. a whore of darkness!Copy !req
745. You're a sick old buzzard.Copy !req
746. Hear me out, young man.Copy !req
747. Lucy is not a random victim
attacked by mere accident.Copy !req
748. Do you understand? No.Copy !req
749. She is a willing recruit,
a breathless follower,Copy !req
750. a wanton follower.Copy !req
751. I dare say, a devoted disciple.Copy !req
752. She is the devil's concubine!Copy !req
753. Do you understand me?Copy !req
754. Yet, we may still save her precious soul.Copy !req
755. But not on an empty stomach.Copy !req
756. - Jack!
- Here, sir.Copy !req
757. I starve. Feed me.Copy !req
758. You old coot!Copy !req
759. Your impotent men
with their foolish spellsCopy !req
760. cannot protect you from my power.Copy !req
761. I condemn you to living death,Copy !req
762. to eternal hungerCopy !req
763. for living blood.Copy !req
764. Jack.Copy !req
765. Come here.Copy !req
766. I know how deeply you loved her.
That is why you must trust me and believe.Copy !req
767. Believe? How can I believe?Copy !req
768. I want you to bring me, before nightfall,
a set of postmortem knives.Copy !req
769. An autopsy? Lucy?Copy !req
770. No, not exactly. I just want to cut off
her head and take out her heart.Copy !req
771. Diary, 17th September.Copy !req
772. Poor Jonathan. He's still so ill.Copy !req
773. He's cheered
by the familiar streets of London.Copy !req
774. For me, now that Lucy is dead,
it is a sad homecoming.Copy !req
775. It is as if a part of me is dead too,Copy !req
776. except for the tiny hope that lives in meCopy !req
777. that I will again see my prince.Copy !req
778. Is he here?Copy !req
779. Now that I am married,Copy !req
780. I begin to understand the nature
of my feelings for my strange friend,Copy !req
781. who is always in my thoughts.Copy !req
782. Jonathan, what is it?Copy !req
783. It is the man himself.Copy !req
784. Look, he's grown young!Copy !req
785. Gentlemen, must we desecrate
poor Lucy's grave?Copy !req
786. She died horribly enough.Copy !req
787. If Miss Lucy is dead,
then no wrong can be done to her.Copy !req
788. But if she's not dead...Copy !req
789. What are you saying, man?
That she's been buried alive?Copy !req
790. No. All I say is, she is undead.Copy !req
791. Undead.Copy !req
792. This is insane.Copy !req
793. Gentlemen, shall we?Copy !req
794. One, two, three.Copy !req
795. Where is she?Copy !req
796. Where is she?Copy !req
797. What have you done with her?Copy !req
798. She lives beyond the grace of God,Copy !req
799. a wanderer in the outer darkness.Copy !req
800. She is vampyre, nosferatu.Copy !req
801. These creatures do not die
like the bee after the first sting,Copy !req
802. but instead grow strong
and become immortalCopy !req
803. once infected by another nosferatu.Copy !req
804. So my friends, we fight not one beastCopy !req
805. but legions that go on,
age after age after age,Copy !req
806. feeding on the blood of the living.Copy !req
807. Quickly, hide. Hide. Now.Copy !req
808. Lucy!Copy !req
809. Lucy.Copy !req
810. Come to me, Arthur.Copy !req
811. Leave these others and come to me.Copy !req
812. My arms are hungry for you, my darling.Copy !req
813. Kiss me and caress me,Copy !req
814. my darling husband, please.Copy !req
815. We wave Christ and his holy blood!Copy !req
816. We are strong in the Lord
and the power of his might!Copy !req
817. We are strong in the Lord
and the power of his might!Copy !req
818. The power of God is upon us!Copy !req
819. We are strong in the Lord
and the power of his might!Copy !req
820. We are strong in the Lord
and the power of his might!Copy !req
821. We are strong in the Lord
and the power of his might.Copy !req
822. I bring you from shadow into light!Copy !req
823. I cast you out, the prince of darkness,Copy !req
824. into hell!Copy !req
825. A moment's courage, and it is done.Copy !req
826. Take the stake in your left hand...Copy !req
827. place the point over the heart.Copy !req
828. Then, in God's name, strike. Do it now!Copy !req
829. Eat, feast. You'll need your strength
for the dark days ahead.Copy !req
830. Mina.Copy !req
831. Doctor?Copy !req
832. How did Lucy die?Copy !req
833. Well...Copy !req
834. Was she in great pain?Copy !req
835. Ja, she was in great pain.
Then we cut off her head,Copy !req
836. drove a stake through her heart
and burned it, and then she found peace.Copy !req
837. Doctor!Copy !req
838. Please.Copy !req
839. So, Mr. Harker,Copy !req
840. I must now ask you, as your doctor,Copy !req
841. a sensitive question.Copy !req
842. During your infidelity
with those creatures,Copy !req
843. those demonic women,Copy !req
844. did you, for one instant,
taste of their blood?Copy !req
845. No.Copy !req
846. No?Copy !req
847. No.Copy !req
848. Good!Copy !req
849. Then you have not infected your bloodCopy !req
850. with the terrible disease
that destroyed poor Lucy.Copy !req
851. Doctor, you must understand.Copy !req
852. I doubted everything, even my mind.Copy !req
853. I was impotent with fear.Copy !req
854. - I know.
- But, sir...Copy !req
855. I know where the bastard sleeps.Copy !req
856. I brought him there, to Car fax Abbey.Copy !req
857. Vampires do exist.Copy !req
858. And this one we fight, this one we face,Copy !req
859. has the strength of 20 or more people,Copy !req
860. and you can testify for that, Mr. Harker.Copy !req
861. But he can also control
the meaner things of life,Copy !req
862. the bat, the rodent, the wolf.Copy !req
863. He can appear as mist, as vapor,
as fog and vanish at will.Copy !req
864. Now, all these things Dracula can do,
but he is not free.Copy !req
865. He must rest in the sacred earth
of his homeland to gain his evil power.Copy !req
866. It is here that we must find him
and destroy him utterly. Jack.Copy !req
867. I almost feel pity
for anything so hunted as this count.Copy !req
868. How can you pity such a creature?Copy !req
869. I'll take Mina to my quarters.Copy !req
870. Good. You'll be safer there.Copy !req
871. Mr. Morris,
your bullets will not harm him.Copy !req
872. He must be beheaded.
I suggest you use your big bowie knife.Copy !req
873. Well, I wasn't planning
on getting that close, doc.Copy !req
874. Master!Copy !req
875. Master!Copy !req
876. Master!Copy !req
877. Master!Copy !req
878. Master!Copy !req
879. Dr. Jack!Copy !req
880. I've been promised eternal life!Copy !req
881. Dr. Seward, who is that man?Copy !req
882. Mr. Renfield. This is no place for you,
Madam Mina.Copy !req
883. - Renfield? I must see him.
- Master!Copy !req
884. Mr. Renfield, behave yourself.Copy !req
885. This is Mrs. Harker.Copy !req
886. - Good evening.
- Good evening, Mr. Renfield.Copy !req
887. It seems I've been rather naughty.Copy !req
888. I know you.Copy !req
889. You're the bride my master covets.Copy !req
890. I have a husband.Copy !req
891. I am Mrs. Harker.Copy !req
892. My master tells me about you.Copy !req
893. What does he tell you?Copy !req
894. That he is coming.Copy !req
895. That he is coming for you.Copy !req
896. Oh, please.Copy !req
897. Don't stay here.Copy !req
898. Get away from these men, please.Copy !req
899. And I pray to God
I may never see your sweet face again.Copy !req
900. And may the Lord bless and keep you.Copy !req
901. Master! Master!Copy !req
902. You promised me eternal life,Copy !req
903. but you give it to the pretty woman!Copy !req
904. Dr. Jack!Copy !req
905. I'm no lunatic man!Copy !req
906. I'm a sane man fighting for his soul!Copy !req
907. My quarters are spare, but I think
you will find them comfortable.Copy !req
908. Dr. Jack!Copy !req
909. Water and toiletries at your disposal.Copy !req
910. You'll be completely safe here.Copy !req
911. I'm no lunatic!Copy !req
912. I'm a sane man!Copy !req
913. I'm a sane man.Copy !req
914. Destroy every box.
Sterilize the earth inside.Copy !req
915. Leave him no refuge.Copy !req
916. Let the exorcism begin.Copy !req
917. Renfield.Copy !req
918. You have betrayed me.Copy !req
919. No, master.Copy !req
920. I serve you.Copy !req
921. I serve only you.Copy !req
922. Oh, yes, my love.Copy !req
923. You've found me.Copy !req
924. My most precious life.Copy !req
925. I have wanted this to happen.Copy !req
926. I know that now.Copy !req
927. I want to be with you always.Copy !req
928. You cannot know what you are saying.Copy !req
929. Yes, I do know.Copy !req
930. I feared
I would never feel your touch again.Copy !req
931. I thought you were dead.Copy !req
932. There is no life in this body.Copy !req
933. But you live.Copy !req
934. You live.Copy !req
935. What are you?Copy !req
936. I must know. You must tell me.Copy !req
937. I am...Copy !req
938. nothing.Copy !req
939. Lifeless.Copy !req
940. - Soulless.
- What do you mean?Copy !req
941. Hated and feared.Copy !req
942. I am dead to all the world.Copy !req
943. Hear me.Copy !req
944. I am the monsterCopy !req
945. that breathing men would Kill.Copy !req
946. I am Dracula.Copy !req
947. No!Copy !req
948. You murdered Lucy!Copy !req
949. I love you.Copy !req
950. Oh, God, forgive me, I do.Copy !req
951. I want to be what you are,Copy !req
952. see what you see,Copy !req
953. love what you love.Copy !req
954. Mina,Copy !req
955. to walk with me,Copy !req
956. you must die to your breathing lifeCopy !req
957. and be reborn to mine.Copy !req
958. You are my love...Copy !req
959. and my life always.Copy !req
960. Then, I give you life eternal,Copy !req
961. everlasting love,Copy !req
962. the power of the stormCopy !req
963. and the beasts of the earth.Copy !req
964. Walk with me,Copy !req
965. to be my loving wife forever.Copy !req
966. I will. Yes. Yes.Copy !req
967. Now, Mina,Copy !req
968. drink and join me...Copy !req
969. in eternal life.Copy !req
970. No.Copy !req
971. I cannot let this be.Copy !req
972. Please, I don't care. Make me yours.Copy !req
973. You will be cursed as I am
to walk in the shadow of deathCopy !req
974. for all eternity.Copy !req
975. I love you too much...Copy !req
976. to condemn you.Copy !req
977. Then take me away from all this death.Copy !req
978. Mina!Copy !req
979. You think you can destroy me
with your idols?Copy !req
980. Sacred blood of Christ!Copy !req
981. I, who served the cross.Copy !req
982. I, who commanded nations,Copy !req
983. hundreds of years before you were born.Copy !req
984. Your armies were defeated.Copy !req
985. You tortured and impaled
thousands of people.Copy !req
986. I was betrayed.Copy !req
987. Look what your God has done to me.Copy !req
988. No, your war with God is over.
You must pay for your crimes.Copy !req
989. Christ compels you!Copy !req
990. She is now...Copy !req
991. my bride!Copy !req
992. No!Copy !req
993. No!Copy !req
994. More light!Copy !req
995. Light! More light!Copy !req
996. Unclean.Copy !req
997. Unclean.Copy !req
998. - Get them!
- This way!Copy !req
999. - Get them!
- They must be found.Copy !req
1000. Unclean.Copy !req
1001. We have learned something much.Copy !req
1002. Dracula fears us. He fears time.Copy !req
1003. For, if not, why does he hurry so?Copy !req
1004. He is gone.Copy !req
1005. How do you know?Copy !req
1006. He speaks to me.Copy !req
1007. He has a strong mind connection to you.Copy !req
1008. His heart was strong enough
to survive the grave.Copy !req
1009. You admire him.Copy !req
1010. He was, in life, a most remarkable man,Copy !req
1011. and his mind was great and powerful.Copy !req
1012. But greater is the necessity
to stamp him outCopy !req
1013. and destroy him utterly.Copy !req
1014. Doctor?Copy !req
1015. I know that I am becoming like him.Copy !req
1016. Your salvation is his destruction.Copy !req
1017. That is why I want to hypnotize you.Copy !req
1018. I want you to help me find him, Mina,
before it is too late.Copy !req
1019. Please, help me find him. Please.Copy !req
1020. Look into this light,Copy !req
1021. the light of all light, into this flame.Copy !req
1022. Your eyes are heavy.Copy !req
1023. You want to sleep. Sleep now.Copy !req
1024. - Sleep.
- I must go to him.Copy !req
1025. He calls.Copy !req
1026. What do you hear?Copy !req
1027. What do you hear, child?Copy !req
1028. What do you hear?Copy !req
1029. Oh, my prince is calling me.Copy !req
1030. He is traveling across icy seas
to his beloved home.Copy !req
1031. There he will grow strong again.Copy !req
1032. I am coming to him
to partake of his strength.Copy !req
1033. We left London by train and crossed
the English Channel in stormy seas,Copy !req
1034. no doubt from the passage
of the count's ship.Copy !req
1035. He commands the winds,
but we still have the advantage.Copy !req
1036. By train, we can reach the Romanian port
at Varna in three days.Copy !req
1037. By ship, it will take him at least a week.Copy !req
1038. From Paris, we traveled
through the Alps to Budapest.Copy !req
1039. The count must sail around
the Rock of Gibraltar,Copy !req
1040. where we have posted a lookout,Copy !req
1041. and then on
to the Black Sea port in Varna,Copy !req
1042. where we will meet his ship
and burn it into the sea.Copy !req
1043. Home. Home.Copy !req
1044. The vampire's baptized her
with his own blood,Copy !req
1045. and her blood is dying, my friend.Copy !req
1046. It is no use.Copy !req
1047. Mina.Copy !req
1048. I will not let you go
into the unknown alone.Copy !req
1049. Oh, my poor, dear Jonathan.Copy !req
1050. - Oh, what have I done to you?
- No.Copy !req
1051. No, no, I have done this to both of us.Copy !req
1052. I can hear him. He's coming closer.Copy !req
1053. He's calling me to him.Copy !req
1054. Mina? Mina.Copy !req
1055. Stay with me. Please.Copy !req
1056. I am so cold.Copy !req
1057. All aboard!Copy !req
1058. Noon. Holmwood received a wire
from his clerk at Lloyd's.Copy !req
1059. The count's ship sailed past us
in the night fogCopy !req
1060. to the northern port of Galatz.Copy !req
1061. The black devil is reading Mina's mind.Copy !req
1062. How can we catch him now?Copy !req
1063. Varna. Galatz.Copy !req
1064. It's about 200 miles.Copy !req
1065. I think that with the horses,
we can cut him off,Copy !req
1066. reach him before he reaches the castle.Copy !req
1067. I will dispatch Van Helsing
straight for the Borgo Pass.Copy !req
1068. If we fail in our task,
you will have to finish him.Copy !req
1069. From Varna,
Mina and Van Helsing took a carriage,Copy !req
1070. and we continued
on the train towards Galatz,Copy !req
1071. where we still hoped to intercept
the count before he reaches land.Copy !req
1072. I am fearful for Mina.
She is now our decoy.Copy !req
1073. I know this place.Copy !req
1074. - The end of the world.
- We must go on.Copy !req
1075. It is late, child. We must rest here now.Copy !req
1076. - No, we must go!
- Mina!Copy !req
1077. - He needs me. We must go!
- Mina!Copy !req
1078. We have passed Bistritza.Copy !req
1079. Dracula has outsmarted us again.Copy !req
1080. We learned that his gypsies took charge
of the vampire's box at GalatzCopy !req
1081. and are now on the Borgo Pass road.Copy !req
1082. - Here. You must eat.
- I am not hungry.Copy !req
1083. Mina!Copy !req
1084. You have been so good to me, professor.Copy !req
1085. I know that Lucy harbored
secret desires for you.Copy !req
1086. She told me.Copy !req
1087. [, too, know what men desire.Copy !req
1088. Will you cut off my headCopy !req
1089. and drive a stake through my heartCopy !req
1090. as you did poor Lucy,
you murdering bastard?Copy !req
1091. Not while I live!
I am sworn to protect you.Copy !req
1092. You are safe within the circle.Copy !req
1093. I've lost Lucy. I'll not lose you to him.Copy !req
1094. You're whores of Satan!Copy !req
1095. This is holy ground.Copy !req
1096. Leave this place now!Copy !req
1097. Leave!Copy !req
1098. In the name of God, leave this ground!Copy !req
1099. I command you in the name of Christ!Copy !req
1100. No!Copy !req
1101. No!Copy !req
1102. No!Copy !req
1103. Christ! Damn you!Copy !req
1104. Dracul!Copy !req
1105. Dracul!Copy !req
1106. Mina.Copy !req
1107. You are near.Copy !req
1108. My love.Copy !req
1109. They're racing against the sunset.
It may be too late. God help us.Copy !req
1110. Mina.Copy !req
1111. Harker, shoot!Copy !req
1112. Charge!Copy !req
1113. Harker!Copy !req
1114. Harker!Copy !req
1115. Mina!Copy !req
1116. Quincey!Copy !req
1117. No!Copy !req
1118. No.Copy !req
1119. When my time comes,
will you do the same to me?Copy !req
1120. Will you?Copy !req
1121. No.Copy !req
1122. - No! Wait.
- No! No, let them go!Copy !req
1123. Let them go.Copy !req
1124. Our work is finished here.Copy !req
1125. Hers has just begun.Copy !req
1126. Quincey.Copy !req
1127. No.Copy !req
1128. We've all become God's madmen.Copy !req
1129. All of us.Copy !req
1130. Where is my God?Copy !req
1131. He has forsaken me.Copy !req
1132. - It is finished.
- No.Copy !req
1133. My love.Copy !req
1134. My love.Copy !req
1135. There, in the presence of God,Copy !req
1136. I understood at last
how my love could release us allCopy !req
1137. from the powers of darkness.Copy !req
1138. Our love is stronger than death.Copy !req
1139. Give me peace.Copy !req