The protagonists of this novel receive unpleasant news that a ship bound for Varna actually is docking in Galatz.
The protagonists of this novel receive unpleasant news that a ship bound for Varna actually is docking in Galatz. One character in this novel is only allowed to kiss his dying wife on the forehead, not the lips. That woman had earlier expressed regret to her friend that she could not marry all three of her suitors, eventually choosing one who inherited the title Lord ($) Godalming. Another woman in this novel acquires a circular scar on her forehead, though it disappears when the antagonist is finally slain with her husband's kukri. A lunatic in this novel is killed by being thrown hard to the floor by the antagonist, whose presence (*) Renfield could sense. In this novel, Jonathan Harker and Quincey Morris are assisted by John Seward's old doctor friend, Van Helsing. For ten points, identify this vampire novel by Bram Stoker.
The protagonists of this novel receive unpleasant news that a ship bound for Varna actually is docking in Galatz.
{Dracula}