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DEAR PATRONS I AM GOING ON A WALK
I am going to Clear My Head and Be In Nature and Think About Spices and go on a Quest for None Pizza Left Beef and I shall not be back until late because that is a lot of things to do all at once
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August 31 - Do Not Fail
Re Dracula/Dracula Daily
I looked back at the Renfield entries and Dracula seems to be taking his time in Whitby without any travel at all. Renfield goes into how he has worshipped him "long and afar off". I wonder if we'll ever learn how they met. Did Renfield travel before he was committed?
So Dracula definitely wasn't going back and forth.
I wonder when he'll make his way to Carfax? Is that why Lucy's feeling better? He's already gone?
...the next day, with Arthur Holmwood (Lucy's fiance)...
I spoke too soon. Lucy is still very poorly and Dracula is probably still there. Was her decline rapid? Did she simply leave her ailments out of her letter to Mina? Or is the usual up and down?
Regardless of the details, Arthur has done well to summon Dr. Jack Seward to her aid without distressing her mother. I do feel for Lucy being the last to know she'll soon lose her but with her own ill state it's definitely an understandable decision. He treated the doctor kindly in the latter too, despite his fear. We'll see how the visit goes.
YOU CANT DO THIS TO ME RN I HAVE TO STUDYY IM ABOUT TO FAIL
PLEASE DONT FAIL FJFJFFHFBFN
WINNERS Are Not PEOPLE Who never FAIL But People Who Never QUIT
Amy Escobedo
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He who angers you, conquers you.