Harker awakens in the morning in his own room. He fears, at first, that the events of the previous night were a terrible dream.

Summary: Chapter 4. Harker wakes up in his own bed, unsure whether the previous night's experience was a dream or reality. Several days later, Dracula asks ...

Chapter 4 begins to intensify as Harker's fear grows as he and readers learn more about Dracula's powers and guess at his plans, and Harker's inference that ...

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Опубликовано: 9 февр. 2018 г.

In chapter 4 of 'Dracula' by Bram Stoker, Jonathan Harker becomes increasingly aware that Count Dracula intends to keep him captive and then kill him unless ...

Jonathan then hears a woman yelling below his window. Since Dracula was wearing Jonathan's clothing, the woman thinks he is the "monster" that stole her child.

Dracula smoothly explains that since the postal service in Transylvania is unreliable, sending these letters ahead will save worry for his friends at home.

22 окт. 2022 г. · Analysis Chapter 4. Notice that part of Jonathan's immersion in the world of Dracula's castle was his adaptation to a nocturnal schedule.

Chapter 4. Dracula asks Harker to write three post-dated letters informing he is going home. Harker asks a Gypsy to send letters for him, but Dracula ...

Dracula Chapter 4. Using his gift for self-analysis, Jonathan tries to determine whether or not the scene through which he lived was actually real.