Hm. Plot Bunny. An Future Harker Travels Back In Time To Stop Dracula Reaching England, But S/he Ends

Hm. Plot bunny. An future Harker travels back in time to stop Dracula reaching England, but s/he ends up only delaying things (maybe there's a struggle and the ship sinks). Then we pick up with OP's idea of treasure hunters and descendants dealing with Dracula, who is understandably furious at the 100 year delay.

I think the crew of the Demeter should throw the boxes of dirt overboard to play it safe. But knowing Dracula, he’ll survive his box sinking to the bottom of the ocean and staying there for a century, only to be hoisted up by treasure hunters and freed for him to wreak havoc; Forcing Jonathan and Mina’s descendant to go on a road trip to Egypt to stop him with magical ghost powers. Dracula is obsessed with putting an end to the Harker bloodline but also won’t stop talking about Jonathan, whose blood still being inside of him is a plot point.

We must reframe the narratives/dialog.

#LanguageMatters

I really find Seward hard to understand. Like, not globally, but individual phrases just totally baffle me. "oh, unconscious cerebration! you will have to give the wall to your conscious brother." Wtaf are you talking about my dude

god… the romance of sitting in a room with the person you love, each of you doing your own thing like reading a book or playing a game…. silent but full of love and warmth

Silly as it may be, I find that having an email from Dracula Daily honestly makes what has otherwise been a very challenging week noticeably more bearable.