Questions and Answers
How does Harker deal with realizing he is being held captive by Dracula?
He stays calm and starts planning.
After Harker realizes he is being held captive at Dracula's home, what country's history does the Count stay up late talking to Harker about?
Transylvania
During their late night chats when Harker is being held hostage, what country's laws does Count Dracula seem particularly interested in?
England
To whom does Dracula request Harker to write a letter to during his captivity?
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What does Dracula force Harker to say in the letter he must write during his captivity?
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What does Harker include in the letter he is forced to write while a captive of Dracula's?
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Who is Mina?
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What does Harker do when he realizes the Count is away from his home during Harker's captivity?
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What kind of strange room does Harker find in Dracula's home that he later takes a nap in?
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Who awakens Harker from his nap when the Count is supposedly away from his home?
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What almost happens to Harker after he is awoken from his nap in Dracula's home when he is being held prisoner?
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What happens to Harker at the end of Chapter 3, when he sees a remarkable scene between Dracula and some of his 'guests'?
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Study Notes
Harker's Captivity
- Harker remains calm upon realizing his captivity and begins to devise a plan for escape.
- Dracula engages Harker in discussions about Transylvania’s history during their late-night talks.
Dracula's Interests
- The Count shows a keen interest in English laws, indicating his fascination with the country.
Correspondence During Captivity
- Harker is instructed by Dracula to write a letter to his employer, Peter Hawkins (Mr. Hawkins).
- In the forced letter, Harker claims he will extend his stay in Transylvania by another month.
- Harker secretly includes a separate letter addressed to his fiancé, Mina.
Personal Relationships
- Mina is introduced as Harker’s fiancé, adding emotional depth to his situation.
Harker's Exploration
- Seizing the opportunity when Dracula is away, Harker explores the castle, showcasing his resourcefulness.
- He discovers a strangely inviting room and takes a nap, indicating exhaustion and a brief respite from his predicament.
Encounter with the Supernatural
- Harker is awakened from his nap by three young women, signifying a shift to a more sinister atmosphere in the castle.
- He faces danger when he is nearly bitten by a female vampire, highlighting the threats within Dracula's domain.
Climax of Chapter 3
- Harker witnesses a disturbing scene involving Dracula and his guests, which results in his loss of consciousness, escalating the tension and mystery surrounding the Count's true nature.
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Test your knowledge on the key events and themes from Chapter 3 of Bram Stoker's 'Dracula.' This quiz covers Harker's experience as a captive and the discussions he has with Count Dracula. Challenge yourself to remember crucial details about Transylvania and its history.
