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three before Lucy and mina.
Mina's closest friend was Lucy Westenra, who is to marry Arthur.
It is from the 1931 film, DRACULA, and it is said by Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula during the theater scene when Dracula meets Mina & Lucy.: Count Dracula: To die, to be really dead, that must be glorious! : Mina: Why, Count Dracula! : Count Dracula: There are far worse things awaiting man than death.
Well, originally, the book was suppose to have a romantic element, with Dracula himself, posing as a handsome young man, for Mina to fall in love with. I'm not sure why it was changed, but maybe you or someone else can find out, but then, I guess there is some romance within the story itself. Francis Ford Coppola created the movie "Bram Stoker's Dracula" (1992). There the (very) romantic aspects of the story are added or re-added very clearly leading to the conclusion that Mina saves Dracula from hell by cutting of his head in the very presence of God. She sais to him "Our love is stronger than death" just before she swoopes Dracula's own sword against her grand lovers neck.
They live in Exeter in England...
Lucy was Mina's closest friend in novel Dracula.
Mina
Dracula smashes his scull and breaks his back during a brief scuffle when Reinfield attempts to stop Dracula from entering and visiting Mina Harker. Dracula smashes his scull and breaks his back during a brief scuffle when Reinfield attempts to stop Dracula from entering and visiting Mina Harker.
three before Lucy and mina.
Mina's closest friend was Lucy Westenra, who is to marry Arthur.
It is from the 1931 film, DRACULA, and it is said by Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula during the theater scene when Dracula meets Mina & Lucy.: Count Dracula: To die, to be really dead, that must be glorious! : Mina: Why, Count Dracula! : Count Dracula: There are far worse things awaiting man than death.
Mina is portrayed as the virtuous and intelligent female character in "Dracula," while Lucy is depicted as a more flirtatious and susceptible character who falls under Dracula's spell. Mina is depicted as a more modern and independent woman, while Lucy is more traditional and vulnerable.
Well, originally, the book was suppose to have a romantic element, with Dracula himself, posing as a handsome young man, for Mina to fall in love with. I'm not sure why it was changed, but maybe you or someone else can find out, but then, I guess there is some romance within the story itself. Francis Ford Coppola created the movie "Bram Stoker's Dracula" (1992). There the (very) romantic aspects of the story are added or re-added very clearly leading to the conclusion that Mina saves Dracula from hell by cutting of his head in the very presence of God. She sais to him "Our love is stronger than death" just before she swoopes Dracula's own sword against her grand lovers neck.
In Bram Stoker's novel 'Dracula', while Mina is Mina Murray, the two are engaged. Soon after Jonathan's reappearence in Buda Pest after his horrors in Transylvania, the two are married, and Mina Murray becomes Mina Harker. The two love each other deeply, both fearing for the other's safety. They work together to destroy Dracula. Careful how you go with this question: in various film adaptations, the relationship differs. I have answered it for the original story, my answer is 'canon' and 'the real deal'.
They live in Exeter in England...
The character Mina Harker is the partner of Jonathan Harker, and friend of Lucy Westenra in the novel Dracula by Bram Stoker.
They are both female characters from Bram Stoker's Dracula