While Count Dracula is one of the main characters in Dracula, he is the personification of xenophobia, and he is a foreigner who acts strangely. Dracula converses with Jonathan Harker as he talks about his plans to move to England, and he says, “Our ways are not your ways, and there shall be to you many strange things” (Stoker 17). As Dracula explains this, it implies that he is a foreigner, and he is different. Because Dracula is a foreigner, and he is different, he is a character that instills fear in others. He is an unnerving character because he is foreign to England, and he is little known by others. Provided that Dracula is unnerving, and he is a little known character, this makes him mysterious and a personification of xenophobia. After
