Character Discoveries and Events in Chapter 12

Chapter 12 of Dracula details Seward's diary entries about Lucy's worsening condition and the events surrounding her transformation and death. Mina's letters reveal personal updates, while Renfield's escape adds tension. Von Helsing's enigmatic actions leave questions unanswered, highlighting the tragic events as Lucy succumbs to Dracula's curse.

What does Seward discover on September 18th?

• Arthur has arrived.

• Renfield has escaped.

• Lucy has fully recovered.

• The mage is drugged and Mrs. Westerner is dead.

Whose blood transfusion is less effective for Lucy?

• Quincey Morris's

• Arthur Holmwood's

• Van Helsing's

• Dr. Seward's

What change does Seward notice in Lucy on September 20th?

• She has regained full strength.

• Her teeth appear longer and sharper.

• Her eyes have changed color.

• Her hair has turned white.

What is Arthur's reaction upon seeing Lucy?

• He is relieved.

• He is angry.

• He is indifferent.

• He is distraught.

What does Mina's letter reveal about Mr. Hawkins?

• He is planning a trip.

• He is leaving his estate to Mina and Jonathan.

• He is getting married.

• He is moving to London.

What happens to Renfield in this chapter?

• He becomes a doctor.

• He attacks delivery men and is returned to the asylum.

• He escapes and is never found.

• He moves to Exeter.

What news does Mina share about Mr. Hawkins?

• He has moved to London.

• He has died unexpectedly.

• He has recovered from an illness.

• He has married.

What does Seward report about Holmwood's father?

• He has remarried.

• He has died that evening.

• He has moved to Exeter.

• He has recovered from an illness.

What does von Helsing find when he checks Lucy's neck?

• The puncture wounds are gone.

• New wounds have appeared.

• The wounds are healing slowly.

• The wounds are infected.

What does Lucy request from von Helsing before she dies?

• To protect Arthur and give her peace.

• To perform another transfusion.

• To find Dracula.

• To leave her alone.