His true nature is disguised through his actions towards Jonathon until he disobeys the Count and Dracula’s vampire brides try to eat him. The Count is then observed and Jonathan sees his true self and he says, “never did I imagine such wrath and fury, even to the demons of the pit” (pg. 45 Stoker). Dracula’s actions and words towards not only the main protagonist, but to all the characters that he interacts with displays his cruel and despicable character. This is how Dracula is varied from other villains and stands out since he uses strategy and conveys it in secret which deceives the protagonist’s for quite some time in the
His true nature is disguised through his actions towards Jonathon until he disobeys the Count and Dracula’s vampire brides try to eat him. The Count is then observed and Jonathan sees his true self and he says, “never did I imagine such wrath and fury, even to the demons of the pit” (pg. 45 Stoker). Dracula’s actions and words towards not only the main protagonist, but to all the characters that he interacts with displays his cruel and despicable character. This is how Dracula is varied from other villains and stands out since he uses strategy and conveys it in secret which deceives the protagonist’s for quite some time in the