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The first place that is spoken of in the book is the castle of the count to whhic he was going to travel to help him. It is located in Transylvania, Romania.
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an English gentleman before heading to Transylvania. It is Walpurgis Night (Witches) and despite the warnings of his coachman he decides to take a walk alone through the forest. Although the name of the gentleman is not mentioned, it is assumed that he is Jonathan Harker
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Dracula had a woman in his house, who tried to cheer him up, once lied to him and threatened to kill her if he found out it was a lie, so she continued with her lie
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Dracula died on the battlefield fighting the Turkish invaders. His reputation finally caught up with him: his army simply outnumbered, switched to the enemy side his head was cut off - possibly by his own troops
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Jonathan opens Dracula's coffin before sunset and slashes Dracula's throat with a kukri knife while Quincey Morris stabs him in the heart with a Bowie knife as Morris pierces the vampire's heart before dying a fatal stab just moments before by a gypsy
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the corpse of a young man was unearte United Stateshed and his heart was cut and burned, because they suspected that he was a vampire
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At the end of the seventeenth century there is a whole epidemic of vampirism that begins in Eastern Europe and moves from the Balkans to countries such as Germany, France, Spain, Italy and England. People who travel east come back telling vampire stories and the subject is gaining an interest in philosophers and writers
