Jonathan Harker's fiancée and the reincarnation of Dracula's deceased wife, Elisabeta. She travels to London, forms an emotional connection with Dracula, and is forcibly transformed into a vampire. Despite being hunted, she retains her love for him and ultimately grants him peace by killing him, freeing herself from the curse and witnessing his spiritual reunion with Elisabeta.
Mina is presented as the reincarnation of Dracula's lost wife.
Dracula recognizes Mina's portrait as resembling Elisabeta and believes Mina is his deceased wife reincarnated.
Jonathan and Mina are engaged and marry during the story.
Jonathan is identified as Mina's fiance, and Mina travels to Romania to marry him after receiving his message.
Elisabeta's death is the emotional origin of Dracula's transformation.
In 1462, Dracula returns from war to find his beloved wife Elisabeta dead after receiving false news of his death.
Their friendship connects Mina to Lucy's supernatural ordeal.
Lucy is described as Mina's best friend, and Mina stays with her in London while Jonathan is away.
The brides threaten Mina's resistance and her human identity.
At night near the castle, Dracula's brides chant around Mina and attempt to draw her into their predatory behavior.
Seward provides Mina a place within the resistance against Dracula.
Mina stays in Seward's quarters, and Seward is present with the group confronting Dracula's threat.
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