Argumentative Essay On Dracula

The three vampire sisters are the least of all the known characters but they play a significant role in the fight against foreign intrusion. Much debate has gone on about how the three sisters relate to Dracula, mainly the debate has fallen under two categories. One being they are the brides of the vampire or the most likely choice that they are his offspring. If true that indeed they possess the genes from Dracula than their killings was very important. Evidence comes in when Harker in his sexual trance he describes that all have "the same nose as him." The twins both deviant and evil had the the very power of taking over others body that their dad possesed. Their sexual hypnotic power over men was the key to Draculas invasion as they can produce their own offspring not only contaminating the pure english race but in also spreading the vampire lifeblood abroad. …show more content…
For example,Van Helsing says "We should have ready some plan of attack" (Stoker 293), and they eventually formulate a "Plan of Campaign" (Stoker 311), a "strike" (Stoker 228). When they tavel to Transylvania to kill the Count, Stoker says "amongst them they carried a small arsenal" (Stoker 340). The hunters further resemble an army in their bond of solidarity and brotherhood. Dr. Van Helsing says, "We men are determined--nay, are we not pledged?--to destroy this monster" (Stoker 226). They have made a "solemn compact" (Stoker 229) with a clear goal: "We shall not rest until the Count's head and body have been separated, and we are sure he cannot reincarnate" (Stoker 341). That is, the vampire must be disarmed, prevented from sucking the life out of others as he has done to Lucy. He must not be allowed to colonize any more space or any more