Across
- 5. vs. Evil – Central struggle in the novel.
- 7. – Patient obsessed with consuming life (flies, blood); servant of Dracula.
- 8. – Tension built to keep readers engaged.
- 10. – Story told through letters, diaries, and newspaper clippings.
- 13. – Religious symbol used to repel vampires.
- 15. – Literary style featuring horror, darkness, and supernatural elements.
- 16. of the Other – Anxiety over outsiders invading England.
- 19. – When reality is different from expectation.
- 21. vs. Superstition – Modern knowledge versus ancient beliefs.
- 23. Holmwood – Lucy’s fiancé; part of the vampire-hunting group.
- 25. – Characters risk their lives to defeat evil.
- 27. – Dracula biting victims to feed.
- 28. Seward – Doctor who runs an insane asylum; documents events.
- 30. – Literary period during which Dracula was written (19th century).
- 31. – Victorian anxieties explored through vampire seduction.
- 36. – Movement of Dracula to England; reflects 19th-century anxieties.
- 40. – Dracula’s eternal life through vampirism.
- 42. Stoker – Author of Dracula.
Down
- 1. – Hints about future events in the story.
- 2. – Supernatural creature that drinks blood to live.
- 3. Morris – Friend and helper in defeating Dracula.
- 4. – The country where Dracula eventually travels and terrorizes.
- 6. – Efforts by Van Helsing and allies to track and stop Dracula.
- 9. – Opposite of sacred; describes Dracula’s evil nature.
- 11. / Control – Dracula’s dominance over others.
- 12. Westenra – Young woman attacked and turned by Dracula.
- 14. – Beliefs in supernatural powers, common in Dracula’s era.
- 17. Harker – Solicitor who visits Dracula’s castle.
- 18. – Lucy’s transformation into a vampire.
- 20. Dracula – Main antagonist; vampire.
- 22. – Descriptive language that creates pictures in the reader’s mind.
- 24. – The region where Count Dracula resides.
- 26. – Class of noble or high-ranking individuals; Dracula is a count.
- 29. confrontation – Climactic battle with Dracula.
- 32. – Using objects, characters, or actions to represent ideas (cross = faith).
- 33. – Dracula’s home in Transylvania.
- 34. – Trust in religious belief; used as protection.
- 35. water – Liquid used to protect against evil.
- 37. Harker – Jonathan’s wife, intelligent and resourceful.
- 38. tropes – Common Gothic elements: castles, storms, supernatural, isolation.
- 39. – Dracula’s journey to England.
- 41. Van Helsing – Expert in vampire lore; leads the fight against Dracula.
