#dr. seward

[villiarty]

A moment ago, I stumbled upon a most amazing phenomenon. Something so incredible, I mistrust my own judgment. Look.

DRACULA 1931 — dir. Tod Browning

[vampiremirror]

In my manner of doing it there was, I now see, something of cruelty. I seemed to wish to keep him to the point of his madness—a thing which I avoid with the patients as I would the mouth of hell. (Mem., under what circumstances would I not avoid the pit of hell?) Omnia Romæ venalia sunt. Hell has its price! verb. sap. If there be anything behind this instinct it will be valuable to trace it afterwards accurately...

-Dr. Seward, Bram Stocker "Dracula"

I will be playing Dr. Seward in an upcoming small theatrical adaptation of Dracula (the book, we're not doing the mina Dracula romance), and am really proud of how my make-up and wig turned out!

If you happen to be near Witten WERK°STADT on the 1-2.02.25 or Oberhausen Lito-Palast on 22+23.03.25, you can catch our performance.

Tickets are available under www.blackstage.info

[draculasweedsmokinggirlfriend]

Dr Seward (once again bored): I can't believe Renfield has been quiet the last few days. Let's let him escape so we can hunt him down for sport

[drinkthebones]

Consequences? To my actions?

Mina and Lucy are going to work out via Just Dance but Mina has to finish her Stardew Valley day first. Lucy’s sick of her tinder dates standing her up so she decided to start mass inviting them. It goes… well?

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[kelseyridge13]

On this day in fiction, Dr. Seward was astonished to discover that Jonathan Harker, an English solicitor, was a nerd, instead of a Winchester-toting badass like Quincey Morris.

[shinaaposts]

"Can it be that there is a malign influence of the sun at periods which affects certain natures-as at times the moon does others? We shall see."

Oh Dr. Seward! You're so close to the answer

[g-l-o-w-y-l-i-g-h-t-s]

Oh so it's fine when everyone else puts their silly little guy in an enclosure and studies him and does experiments on him but when I, DR. JACK SEWARD -

[operagirl]

People in Hollywood are cowards because you could totally do a book accurate Dracula movie and it really wouldn’t be that hard.

Johnathan is just vloging his trip to Draculas castle but the castle doesn’t have any service or wifi so he can’t post anything or send it.

Lucy and Mina’s letters are now text messages or voice memos that are super long.

Dr. Steward voice dairy is wouldn’t have to be changed or it could be changed to him filming himself talking. Or even recorded sessions of him and Renfield

The newspaper clippings could become morning news stories.

All the diary entries are now them just filming themselves talking about what happened in like a video diary format.

It would be so easy! Can you see the vision?

[agent-jaselin]

SEPTEMBER 22

Laughter is a King, and describing it takes Dr. Seward 10 minutes and 33 seconds to talk about it properly. He thinks it will be his last such recording, and it cost him $105.50

[mlybrnte]

i initially didn't like bram stoker's dracula because i criticized how repetitive stoker was and how this iconic gothic horror of a book turned out comedic and ridiculous.

after being in the fandom for a month, i realized i could love the fact that it was more comedic than horrifying. i've subscribed now to dracula daily. if someone had told me to expect reading dracula in a way that is less horrifying but more of like a silly adventure, maybe i couldve given it more than 2 stars on goodreads.

[yourlocalswan]

*rattling cage* WHERE ARE MY BLORBOS ITS BEEN DAYS I CANT TAKE THIS

[viktorrotkiv]

so are we not going to talk about the fact that renfield was like "oh? i'm not allowed to keep pet flies anymore? no problem, lemme just get rid of them by feeding them to these spiders that are now my pets"

[draculasweedsmokinggirlfriend]

Dr Seward: I am so sad and bored and tired and I miss Lucy boohoo

Also Dr Seward: I know, I'll go observe my favourite lunatic, that always cheers me up : )

[rosie-the-demon]

Once again not the prompt :'(

But hey! Renfield doodles!

[chocolatey-umbreon]

local doctor nervously bites lancet instead of pencil. now vampires can smell his blood from miles away.

[shinaaposts]

Oh what villainy by Stoker to make all the things happen on the same day. Renfield's outbursts leading to Dr. Seward's not being able to present at Lucy's which leads to the death of Mrs. Westerna while Lucy lies beside her helplessly wondering why and who poisoned the maids with laudanum. Meanwhile, Mina sends a message to Lucy on the very same day asking about how Lucy has decided to get married.

What complicated emotional rollercoaster is this!