In Bram Stoker’s Dracula, the vivid descriptions of the vampires and the blood are dominanrmeate the novel, establishing an atmosphere of insight and understanding. During Jonathan Harker’s visit to the Count’s castle, Stoker’s choice of words creates intensity in the novel. When Lucy is mutating into a vampire, Stoker again illustrates the vampires in our minds as well as a movie would. In Chapter 18, Mina thoroughly describes the vampires unique strengths …showed first 75 words of 768 total…

…showed last 75 words of 768 total…meticulously describing the vampires in detail. Through use of his first person point of view, he has enabled the reader to grasp the image of the vampires and their characteristics. For every encounter with vampire’s during the novel, a distinct description is provided which is an immediate attention catcher. Due to these many facts, one can conclude that Stoker did a superb job in the creation of his novel Dracula by providing insight through