Questions and Answers
Why does the wolf smash through the glass of Lucy's window?
To allow Dracula to enter the room and get to Lucy.
What is Van Helsing's response when he realizes that Mrs. Westenra has unwittingly placed Lucy in danger by removing the garlic flowers from her neck and opening the window?
He is very upset; he is afraid they have lost Lucy for good now.
What is Seward's reaction to the situation with Lucy?
Seward is wondering what is going on; he does not understand.
What action does Lucy take, believing that she may not survive the night?
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Study Notes
Wolf Attack and Dracula
- A wolf crashes through the glass of Lucy's window, facilitating Dracula's entry into her room.
- This act symbolizes the imminent danger posed by Dracula to Lucy’s well-being.
Van Helsing and Seward's Reactions
- Van Helsing is distressed upon realizing that Mrs. Westenra's actions—removing garlic flowers and opening the window—have endangered Lucy.
- His fear stems from the possibility of losing Lucy permanently to Dracula.
- Seward is confused and unaware of the full extent of the situation, questioning the events unfolding around him.
Lucy's Desperation
- Following her mother's death, Lucy becomes wary as she realizes the servants are under the influence of drugs.
- The ominous howling of wolves adds to her fear, leading her to feel trapped and vulnerable.
- In a state of desperation, Lucy documents her experiences in a note, concealing it on her person as a precaution against potential demise.
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