DRACULA by Bram Stoker 1ST Chapter

DRACULA by Bram Stoker 1ST Chapter

1. Before leaving a group of people talked and looked from the patio to the car where I was, that I was able to hear many words that are repeated and in other languages comopues among them were "Ordog" (Satan), "pokol" (hell), "stregoica" (witch), "vrolok" and "vlkoslak" you were afraid?

2. Along the way by train, he describes the fiferente dress of each person in that country as

   • The women had all full white sleeves, and most of them had big belts with a lot of strips of something fluttering from them like the dresses in a ballet, but of course there were petticoats under them.
   • The Slovaks, who were more barbarian than the rest, with their big cowboy hats, great baggy dirty-white trousers, white linen shirts, and enormous heavy leather belts that are quite harmless and, what is more, quite shy.
   • The peasants with short jackets and round hats and home-made trousers

3. Due to the darkness as they went on their way, the passengers were nervous and began to hurry to the ducts of the carriage that please go faster but because of this and the darkness starts to Desnivelar and cause even more terror because of the darkness and only that was the road

4. Jonathan Harker´s, go toTransilvania he find 4 differents nationalities:

   • Saxons in the South
   • The Dacians
   • Magyars in the West
   • Escequelios in the east and the north.

5. Jonathan is amazed by the great nature and the large mountains that are in the place where he has been, describes in a way so satisfactory that it feels good to tell the tale. Is surprised to see the different cultures of the people in those places, its way of following their gods as their altars.

6. A lady gave posada and obviously welcomed him to that desacansara . A lord dl place handed him a letter that said:

   • ´´My dear friend: Welcome to the Carpathians. I am waiting anxiously. Sleep well, tonight. Tomorrow at three will be the diligence to Bukovina; already has a place reserved. In the gorge of Borgo my carriage will be waiting for you and bring him to my house. I hope that your journey from London has passed smoothly, and that you enjoy your stay in my beautiful country. Your friend, DRACULA"

7. The lady didn't let him leave the 4 of May to Jonathan because it is the day of the demons, when you have more power and night would be the worst thing to be traveling, she was afraid to be out but he didn't want due to business and it was. She gave him a scapular.

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   • Bram Stoker (Clontarf, 8 november of 1847-Londres, 20 april of 1912)
     • It was an Irish novelist and writer, best known for his novel Dracula (1897).
       • Dracula (1897) was his most recognized literary creation in which enhanced the nuances of vampirism, became a literary transmitted through the years. It is a fictitious story based, according to some sources, in the real character of the prince of Wallachia Vlad III, born as Vlad Drăculea,