Young woman turned into a vampire
Arthur is Lucy's brother and is deeply affected by her transformation and death.
The plot identifies Arthur as Lucy's brother and states that he is her brother-in-law's relation through Mina.
Jonathan's engagement to Lucy motivates part of the emotional stakes surrounding his death.
Van Helsing finds Jonathan's miniature portrait of his fiancée Lucy Holmwood at Dracula's deserted castle.
Dracula turns Lucy into a vampire to expand his control and replace his lost companion.
Dracula repeatedly bites Lucy after she opens the terrace doors, and Van Helsing explains that she was targeted to replace the vampire woman killed by...
Van Helsing treats Lucy as both a victim and a supernatural threat.
Van Helsing uses a cross to ward Lucy off and stakes her in her coffin after Arthur refuses to use her as bait.
Lucy's undead activities threaten Gerda's family.
After Lucy's burial, the undead Lucy leaves her tomb and lures Gerda's daughter Tania to a graveyard.
Lucy targets Tania as part of her posthumous predation.
Three days after her burial, undead Lucy lures Gerda's daughter Tania to a graveyard.
Lucy's transformation is narratively connected to the vampire woman's death.
Van Helsing explains that Lucy was targeted to replace the woman Harker killed.
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