Mina & Jonathan
Why was Mina unhappy while Jonathan was away?
Jonathan did not write to her often
Who was Lucy planning to marry?
Arthur Holmwood
What happened to the weather before the strange ship appeared?
There was a terrible storm
Where did Mina find Lucy after she disappeared at night?
In the churchyard
Where did Mina and Jonathan see Count Dracula again?
In London
In which city was Jonathan staying in hospital?
Budapest
Where were Lucy and her mother staying?
Whitby, by the sea
Where was the ship found the next morning?
On the beach
What did Mina notice on Lucy's neck?
Two little drops of blood
What was Dracula doing when Jonathan saw him?
Watching a pretty girl near a carriage
What did Jonathan give Mina to read?
His diary
What did Lucy sometimes do while she was asleep?
She walked in her sleep
Which country did the ship come from?
Russia
What did Mina see behind Lucy in the churchyard?
A dark, frightening figure with a white face and red eyes.
How did Jonathan react when he saw the Count?
He became pale and cried out that the Count was in London
Where did Jonathan become very ill before being taken to hospital?
In the mountains, after escaping Castle Dracula.
Why did Mina and Lucy's mother decide to lock the bedroom door?
To stop Lucy from walking outside in her sleep
What was inside the coffins on the ship?
Earth
What did Mina see outside Lucy's open bedroom window?
Something black, like a big bird.
What terrible news did Mina receive in Arthur's letter?
Lucy had died
"On what two dates did Jonathan and Mina marry and return to England?
They married on September 1st and returned on September 18th
Who did Arthur ask to help Lucy when she became worse?
Dr. Jack Seward
What strange animal jumped off the ship and ran up the hill?
A big black dog
What strange change happened to Lucy after the night in the churchyard?
She became worse, very pale, and continued leaving her bed at night
Why is Dracula's appearance in London especially frightening?
Jonathan had escaped from him at the castle, but Dracula was now in England, near other people