http://infinitesummer.org/dracula/archives/199 The vampire novel that sired them all Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:01:23 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://infinitesummer.org/dracula/archives/199/comment-page-1#comment-467 Ryan Fri, 06 Nov 2009 00:54:30 +0000 http://infinitesummer.org/dracula/?p=199#comment-467 Do you think there's any significance to Quincey's death? That whole ending scene happens so incredibly fast that I was never sure if anyone other than Dracula was in danger until Quincey gets mortally wounded. Do you think there’s any significance to Quincey’s death? That whole ending scene happens so incredibly fast that I was never sure if anyone other than Dracula was in danger until Quincey gets mortally wounded.

]]> http://infinitesummer.org/dracula/archives/199/comment-page-1#comment-463 samantha Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:42:19 +0000 http://infinitesummer.org/dracula/?p=199#comment-463 I liked Quincy a lot because he was about action and noticing things. Everyone else does a lot of sitting and discussing, and Quincy is just like, "Hmm, there's a big bat on the windowsill. If I tell them, these jokers will want to discuss it to death, so I'll go outside and try and shoot it before it can fly away." I appreciated that he paid attention to what was actually happening instead of what had already happened. I liked Quincy a lot because he was about action and noticing things. Everyone else does a lot of sitting and discussing, and Quincy is just like, “Hmm, there’s a big bat on the windowsill. If I tell them, these jokers will want to discuss it to death, so I’ll go outside and try and shoot it before it can fly away.” I appreciated that he paid attention to what was actually happening instead of what had already happened.

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