Oh hey I finished Dracula.
It was weird. I still don’t understand why there was a cowboy for any reason, but damn if there wasn’t one.
I kept forgetting that this book actually takes place in the 1910s and not the 1870s until the characters would like, ride a bus or namedrop Kodak or something, which was the Gothic horror equivalent of being punched in the face
Arthur and Seward got married at the end so Bram Stoker said Gay Rights I guess
And yeah, they totally did leave Renfield to just die alone so they could go off vampire slaying. I mean I guess they were on a limited time scope and didn’t have time to sit around waiting for their Spider-Eating Bastard Friend to kick it but still it seemed kinda lame to just ditch him RIGHT there
Oh and uh, Dracula sure did get his PhD in Vampirism, huh? Cause that was really, canonically how he became a vampire. By studying it at Vampire School.
I dunno anything else. Also they spent the whole book dicking around and then managed to kill Drac pretty easily, for all intents and purposes. All they had to do was stab him while he was in his coffin, I could have done that, man.