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In which Jonathan Harker brings a knife to a vampire (?) fight. It's a choice.
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How is Mina coping with the aftermath of her encounter with Dracula? What is the best way to break into a vampire's second home? Press play and find out! [TW for mentions of suicide]
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In which Dracula makes his presence known within the walls of the asylum.
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Jonathan really has a lot of attitude in this one, and if it weren't for the occasionally classist overtones I would totally be here for it.
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In which a bunch of men who would be nowhere without Mina Harker keep talking about how noble they are for excluding her and I am not endorsing that decision.
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Vampiric Folklore Summary: GO
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Happy Reading
Basically just a bunch of people reading everyone else's diaries. It's your second grade nightmare come to life.
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Happy Reading <3
I love a good locked-room mystery. How did 3 people disappear from a moving train unseen? How did a man end up dead with a dozen watches in his pockets?
Also, how nostalgic am I for trains right now?
Round the Fire Stories on Project Gutenberg: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/54109
This chapter should have come with one of those "don't try this at home" warnings.
"Just meet in the graveyard, he said. It's important, he said." -Jack Seward, muttering angrily to himself
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