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Table of Contents
Page 1:
Title page
Page 2:
Table of Contents
Page 3:
Dear Reader
Page 4:
Count Dracula Recipe
Page 5:
Mina Harker Recipe
Page 6:
Recipe Review Board and Review Analysis of Recipes
Page 7:
Letter from Count Dracula to Lucy Westenra
Page 8:
Letter from Lord Godalming to Count Dracula
Page 9:
Dialogue between the “Brides” of Dracula and Count Dracula
Page 10:
IM Conversation (Wikispaces Discussion)
Page 11:
IM Translations
Page 12:
Epitaphs of Jonathan Harker and Count Dracula
Page 13:
Venn Diagram comparing Quincey Morris and Count Dracula
Page 14:
Venn Diagram comparing Mrs. Westenra and Count Dracula
Page 15:
Count Dracula Counseling (with John Seward as Counselor)
Page 16:
Abraham Van Helsing Poem
Page 17:
Quiz
Page 18:
Answer Sheet
Page 19-20:
Notes Pages
Page 21-23:
Bibliography
Page 24:
Outline
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Dear Reader,
You are about to embark on a journey through a Multigenre research paper. This is a
research paper which explores a subject in order to extend our thinking. Unlike regular research
papers, a Multigenre research paper is a research paper in which each piece in the paper utilizes a
different genre. I consider a Multigenre research paper to be one of the most remarkable and
unique papers to do when conducting research. This is why I have chosen a Multigenre research
paper. In doing this research paper, I have experienced and explore many different genres and
ideas for expressing my research.
The topic I have chosen for my research paper is “Characters in Relationship to Dracula.”
I chose this topic because it allows me to dig to the depths of the book, Dracula by Bram Stoker,
and explore each main character’s relationship with Count Dracula. In this Multigenre research
paper, I have taken each of the main characters and showed how they are in relationship to
Dracula by using a unique genre. For example, I explained the relationship between Renfield, a
lunatic in the book, with Count Dracula by using an IM conversation. This genre really makes
the conversation unique and puts a contemporary twist on an old piece of literature. I also
created a dialogue between the “Brides” of Dracula and Count Dracula. As you read this genre,
you may be reminded of a similar relationship you have with a family member or friend. By
using a multigenre format, I am able to expand on my thinking and creativity. This adds another
twist to an already excellent research paper.
As you are reading over this letter, I am sure you are pondering whether you will take the
time and actually read the research paper itself. Here’s a first-class decision which you can
make: read the paper! If you have not ever read a Multigenre research paper, then here is your
chance to try something new. As you embark on your journey through this research paper, you
and your emotions will become consumed and you will find yourself not being able to put it
down. Heed this advice, do not miss out on this opportunity to learn and explore new things.
Make the first-class decision.
Sincerely,
Collin Campbell
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Count Dracula
Ingredients:
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20 men worth of strength
3 cups of rage
400 years of experience
5 ½ cups of wit
2 lethal canine teeth
1 bucket of digested human blood
2 special abilities: mind control and shape shifting
1 thin, white moustache
1 high, aquiline nose
2 piercing, red eyes
1 human body worth of Székely blood
Genes from Attila the Hun
2 pots of immortal
Directions:
1. Preheat coffin to 350˚F.
2. Gather all the ingredients and place them in a caleche.
3. Send the horses pulling the caleche down a bumpy path until all of the ingredients are
mixed well.
4. Place the mixed ingredients into the coffin.
5. Let cook for 400 years and then remove from coffin.
6. Place in a Transylvanian castle to cool.
Nutritional Facts:
Servings per recipe: 1, Calories: 1897, Calories from fat: 0, Total fat: 0 grams, Saturated fat: 0
grams, Monounsaturated fat: 0 grams, Polyunsaturated fat: 0 grams, Cholesterol: 50 mg,
Sodium: 1431 mg, Carbohydrates: 8 grams, Total sugar: 0 grams, Fiber: 0 grams, Protein: 0
grams, Vitamin C: 0 grams, Calcium: 0 grams, Iron: 0 grams, Percent Daily Values are based
on a 10,000 calorie diet.
Quincey
Morris
Abraham
Van
Helsing
Rating:
Jonathan
Harker
Mrs.
Westenra
Renfield
Count
Dracula
Mina
Harker
Lucy
Westenra
Lord
Godalmin
g
John
Seward
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Mina Harker
Ingredients:
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1 jug of strong devotion
4 ¾ cups of intellect
1 dreadful curse
1 strong spirit
½ cup of Count Dracula’s blood
1 pure heart
2 eyes for strategic insight of Dracula
2 quarts of a mixture of the “New Woman” and
Victorian restraint
23 grams of Sugars for sweetness
4 cups of trueness
3 tablespoons of purity
1 dutiful wife
2 diminutive holes located on the throat
Directions:
1. Preheat typewriter to 275˚F.
2. Combine all ingredients in a pot and stir with a holy crucifix (golden crucifix would be
best fit).
3. Place mixture in a mold of a Victorian woman.
4. Take mold with mixture intact and situate on heated typewriter.
5. Let cook for about 20 years.
6. Remove from typewriter and place in a lunatic asylum to cool.
Nutritional Facts:
Servings per recipe: 1, Calories: 1837, Calories from fat: 0, Total fat: 0 grams, Saturated fat: 0
grams, Monounsaturated fat: 0 grams, Polyunsaturated fat: 0 grams, Cholesterol: 30 mg,
Sodium: 0 mg, Carbohydrates: 11 grams, Total sugar: 23 grams, Fiber: 3 grams, Protein: 1
gram, Vitamin C: 2 grams, Calcium: 1 gram, Iron: 4 grams, Percent Daily Values are based on
a 9,000 calorie diet.
Rating:
Abraham
Van
Helsing
Jonathan
Harker
Quincey
Morris
Mrs.
Westenr
a
Renfield
Count
Dracula
Lucy
Westenr
a
Mina
Harker
Lord
Godalmi
ng
John
Seward
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Recipe Review Board
Mina Harker
Reviewed: Mar. 16, 2006
The Mina Harker was an exceptionally good meal. I found the taste a
little too sweet for my liking, but it was unique. The mixture of flavors
and aromas was a blast for the senses! The only downside I experienced
was this feeling of death as I chewed the food. The feeling was
microscopic to me, yet noticeable and unfamiliar. This feeling eventually
subsided though as I was finishing the meal, which was spectacular. I
would recommend to all to try this recipe, even if you have to go the extra
mile to get the ingredients!
Abraha
m Van
Helsing
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Quincey
Morris
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Westenr
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Dracula
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Westenr
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Harker
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John
Seward
Reviewed: Mar. 24, 2005
The Count Dracula is a disgrace to the culinary arts! I, for one, tried this
so called “sensational” recipe and found it to be utterly appalling! As I ate
the food, I could not but help to get the feeling of DEATH! The aroma
and flavor of the food said DEATH! Maybe my senses are a little off
from many years of the culinary arts……Who knows???? All I know is I
tasted blood, which must have brought on the dreadful mood of DEATH.
Note to all who are considering this dish: DO NOT!
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Review Analysis of Recipes:
Upon reading the recipes, Count Dracula and Mina Harker, and scanning the reviews, I
have come to the conclusion these recipes are fairly opposite. In my opinion, this oppositeness
of the two recipes leads me to the assumption they are distinctively related, due to the saying
“opposites attract.” Maybe my thoughts are rubbish, but there is a connection present between
Count Dracula and Mina Harker, an unbreakable connection of some sorts. It may have to due
with the Count’s blood, which is present in both recipes. This bond between the recipes must
contain some old evil curse, one that can not be broken.
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Dear Ms. Lucy Westenra,
By your presence, I have experienced a feeling my soul has not felt in centuries,
love. A feeling my heart has ached for and, in the past, has not received. Now my
heart has drank an insignificant dose of this addicting sensation, and begs for more.
My feelings for you are of the utmost desire, and if you refuse, I will force your love
upon me. Lucy, you are in comparison with blood to me. I need you to survive and
will use all my power to obtain you. The beauty which radiates from your body calls to
me. It makes my desire for you even more commanding. If you do not comply with my
desire, then I shall have no option but to put the curse of the Un-dead upon you. This
will ensure your obeisance to me, so I can have you to myself. I would also like to give
you a fair warning, if you are to choose another man to give your love to rather than
me, then this man will suffer. I rest this decision upon your shoulders, choose wisely.
Sincerely,
Quincey
Morris
Abraham
Van Helsing
Count Dracula
Jonathan
Harker
Mrs.
Westenra
Renfield
Count
Dracula
Lucy
Westenra
Mina Harker
Lord
Godalming
John Seward
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Dear Count Dracula,
Your desire for my Lucy has surpassed defined boundaries. For
your actions towards my Lucy, you shall pay harsh consequences. I
write this letter as a warning to you, and your kind. I am aware of
your situation, and will go to great lengths to destroy you so centuries to
come shall have peace from your presence. You’re not as immortal as
you shall have thought. Let me inform you, your desires towards my
poor Lucy are not as immense as my resentment and rage towards you
are.
Quincey
Morris
Abraham
Van Helsing
Mrs.
Westenra
Your adversary,
Jonathan
Harker
Lord Godalming
Renfield
Count
Dracula
Mina
Harker
Lucy
Westenra
Lord
Godalming
John
Seward
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Dialogue
“Brides” of Dracula: When, Master, shall we quench our thirst of blood? How much longer shall we
suffer?
Count Dracula: Tonight, when the moon is full, you shall have drink.
“Brides” of Dracula: Sooner, Master, we are starving. We want blood!
Count Dracula: I shall grant your wishes when the moon shines bright!
“Brides” of Dracula: Why not now? We have been patient.
Quincey
Morris
Abraham
Van
Helsing
Jonathan
Harker
Mrs.
Westenr
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Renfield
Count
Dracula
Lucy
Westenr
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Mina
Harker
Lord
Godalmi
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John
Seward
Count Dracula: In your asking, you are being impatient. You must wait!
“Brides” of Dracula: If you love us, then you shall appeal to our wishes.
Count Dracula: Do not try to persuade me! You will have drink when the moon is full!
“Brides” of Dracula: But we want blood now!
(Count Dracula throws the “Brides” into the wall)
Count Dracula: I said be patient! Now leave me to myself! You shall have no drink tonight!
“Brides” of Dracula: But….
Count Dracula: My mind is set, now leave!
(“Brides” of Dracula whisper amongst themselves, planning to sneak out and feed)
Count Dracula: Do not defy me! I am your master, and I know all! Your plans for drink shall not prevail!
(“Brides” of Dracula leave in a huff, furious they have to wait another night to feed)
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IM Conversation (Wikispaces Discussion)
LoonyRenfield How much longer:
Master, how much longer will I have to wait for the lives you promised me? I have
been w8in for the AYCE buffet of lives for days!
CountDrac re: How much longer:
(WEG) You will receive your lives soon enough. I will BBT at the asylum, don’t
keep me w8in when I get there.
LoonyRenfield re: re: How much longer:
YYSSW, hurry up. TTTT, I am getting frustr8ed just thinking about it! I don’t know
if I can w8 much longer. I need lives!
CountDrac re: re: re: How much longer:
VWP, my dear Renfield. YWIA, by the way! I’m taking a lot of time out of my
schedule to get you these lives, so be patient!
LoonyRenfield re: re: re: re: How much longer:
RUS?? I saw you command thousands of rats! You aren’t taking very much time out
to help me!! OBTW! If I don’t get my lives as soon as you promised, you will pay!
CountDrac re: re: re: re: re: How much longer:
LOL! You honestly think you can harm me? IAYM! I can’t w8 for our next
encounter! I’m already LFTI! L8er! (VEG)
LoonyRenfield re: re: re: re: re: re: How much longer:
I’ll be FURTB with rage when you get here! Be warned!
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IM Translations:
W8in = waiting
AYCE = all you can eat
WEG = wicked evil grin
BBT = be back tomorrow
YYSSW = yeah, yeah, sure, sure, whatever
TTTT = to tell the truth
Frustr8ed = frustrated
Quincey
Morris
W8 = wait
Abraham
Van Helsing
Mrs.
Westenra
VWP = very well played
YWIA = your welcome in advance
Jonathan
Harker
Renfield
Count
Dracula
RUS = are you serious
OBTW = oh, by the way
LOL = laugh out loud
Mina
Harker
Lucy
Westenra
Lord
Godalming
John
Seward
IAYM = I am your master
LFTI = looking forward to it
L8er = later
VEG = very evil grin
FURTB = filled up and ready to burst
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Count Dracula Goes to Counseling
Dr. John Seward: So tell me, how have you been feeling lately?
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Morris
Abraha
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Helsing
Mrs.
Westenr
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Count Dracula: Frustrated, very frustrated.
Jonatha
n Harker
Renfield
Count
Dracula
Dr. John Seward: Do you know the cause of this frustration?
Count Dracula: Yes and the thought of it makes me even angrier.
Lucy
Westenr
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Mina
Harker
Dr. John Seward: So, what is the cause?
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John
Seward
Count Dracula: You! You and your infuriating friends are the cause of my anger and wrath!
Dr. John Seward: How is this so?
Count Dracula: Because you and your friends are always meddling with my affairs and plotting
to rid the world of me!
Dr. John Seward: I see this is causing you much mental stress. Is there anything else you would
like to share with me during this session?
Count Dracula: Well, lately I have been feeling oddly bothered, and can’t help having this
feeling of defeat looming over me.
Dr. John Seward: So, how do you plan to handle this?
Count Dracula: After much consideration, I have decided it be best for me to return home to my
castle in Transylvania. There, I will be able to regroup myself and plan a devious plot to get rid
of you and your companions.
Dr. John Seward: Oh, I see……Well, I take it that your decision would be the best course of
action to take in your situation. But, there may be complications.
Count Dracula: What do you mean complications?
Dr. John Seward: Well, you will have my companions and I pursuing you the entire journey.
Count Dracula: Wait! Why am I telling you all of this?
Dr. John Seward: Because inside you feel alone and deserted and by coming here, you might be
able to fill this gap.
Count Dracula: Blah! That’s a bunch of gibberish! Goodbye!
Dr. John Seward: See you soon, Count, and have a very safe journey home.
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Abraham Van Helsing
With an open mind,
And a brain so fine,
He exposed the Count.
Finding many clues,
Much more than two,
He analyzed the Count.
Using resources,
And collecting crucifixes,
He prepared for the Count.
With many friends,
And some to the end,
Quincey
Morris
Abraham
Van Helsing
He pursued the Count.
Mrs.
Westenra
.
In a battle of wits,
Jonathan
Harker
Renfield
Count
Dracula
Taking many hits,
He conquered the Count.
Mina
Harker
Lucy
Westenra
Lord
Godalming
John
Seward
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Quiz:
1. Which character has an “unbreakable connection of some sorts” with Count Dracula?
2. Who is furious at Count Dracula for his actions towards Lucy?
3. ___________________ is old, similar to Count Dracula.
4. Which character did Count Dracula promise lives to?
5. Count Dracula has an utmost desire for ___________________.
6. Who exposed the Count and revealed what he truly was?
7. Which character(s) ask the Count for blood?
8. Who, similar to Dracula, perishes at the end of the novel?
9. Which man “had a good heart and showed great courage?”
10. This character counsels Count Dracula because he studies people who are mentally
unstable.
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Answer Sheet:
1. Mina Harker
2. Lord Godalming
3. Mrs. Westenra
4. Renfield
5. Lucy Westenra
6. Abraham Van Helsing
7. “Brides” of Dracula
8. Quincey Morris
9. Jonathan Harker
10. John Seward
Quincey
Morris
"Brides" of
Dracula
Mrs.
Westenra
Abraham
Van Helsing
Renfield
Count
Dracula
Jonathan
Harker
Lucy
Westenra
Mina
Harker
John
Seward
Lord
Godalming
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Notes Pages
Page 1:
This is the title page of the Multi-genre Project. It is designed to be attractive,
catch the reader’s attention, and it also provides the first image of the repetend.
Page 2:
The Table of Contents is on this page. It gives the layout of the Multi-genre
Project, stating what is on each of the pages.
Page 3:
A letter to the reader explaining what a Multi-genre Project is, why I chose a
Multi-genre Project, why I chose the topic: “Characters in Relationship to
Dracula,” and why the reader should continue reading. The Dear Reader also tells
what I got from doing this project and gives an overview of the project in order to
“tease” the reader.
Page 4:
This is a recipe of Count Dracula. It breaks the Count down so that the reader can
more thoroughly understand his character. The recipe also includes a rating in
order to show the reader the Count’s likeability.
Page 5:
This is a recipe of Mina Harker. The recipe breaks down the different
components of Mina and provides the reader with valuable information. Similar
to the Count Dracula recipe, it also includes a rating.
Page 6:
This is a Recipe Review Board which provides the reader with a review of the
Mina Harker recipe and Count Dracula recipe. This page also includes a Review
Analysis of the Recipes in order to describe the connection between the recipes.
Page 7:
Includes a letter from Count Dracula to Lucy Westenra describing the Count’s
thoughts and feelings towards her.
Page 8:
Includes a letter from Lord Godalming to Lucy Westenra describing Lord
Godalming’s reaction to the Count’s actions towards his Lucy.
Page 9:
This is a dialogue between the “Brides” of Dracula and Count Dracula. It
describes the relationship between these vampires and also adds humor to the
paper.
Page 10:
An IM Conversation/Wikispaces Discussion between Count Dracula and
Renfield. This explains the relationship between Renfield and Count Dracula
using IM shorthand.
Page 11:
This page includes a list of IM translations needed to understand the IM
Conversation/Wikispaces Discussion between Count Dracula and Renfield.
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Page 12:
Includes two epitaphs, one of Jonathan Harker, and one of Count Dracula. This
adds good visuals to the paper and contrasts Jonathan Harker and Count Dracula.
Page 13:
This is a Venn Diagram comparing and contrasting Quincey Morris and Count
Dracula. The Venn Diagram adds a nice visual to the paper.
Page 14:
This is a Venn Diagram comparing and contrasting Mrs. Westenra and Count
Dracula. The Venn Diagram adds a good visual to the Multi-genre research
paper.
Page 15:
This describes Count Dracula as he is counseled by Dr. John Seward. In there
counseling, the reader is able to see a relationship between the two characters.
Page 16:
Includes a short poem about Abraham Van Helsing describing his connection
with Count Dracula.
Page 17:
This is a quiz for the reader over the information included in the Multi-genre
research paper.
Page 18:
Includes an answer sheet for the quiz on the previous page so the reader can check
there answers.
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Outline:
1. Recipe Review Board- gives reviews of the Dracula and Mina recipes and also includes an
analysis which explains some distant connection between the recipes.
2. IM Conversation (Wikispaces Discussion) - an IM conversation between Count Dracula and
Renfield that uses IM abbreviations. This will show the relationship between Dracula and
Renfield.
3. Letter- two letters, one from Dracula to Lucy, and one from Lord Godalming to Dracula. These
letters will show how these characters feel towards one another.
4. Dialogue- between Dracula and the “Brides” of Dracula (add humor) explaining their
relationship.
5. Recipes- recipe of Dracula and Mina Harker showing their similar ingredients.
6. Venn Diagram- two Venn diagrams of Quincey Morris and Mrs. Westenra comparing and
contrasting them to Count Dracula.
7. Poem- poem explaining the relationship between Count Dracula and Abraham Van Helsing.
8. Counseling- gives the discussion of Count Dracula as he is being counseled by John Seward.
9. Epitaph- two epitaphs on the gravestones of Jonathan Harker and Count Dracula.
10. Quiz- a quiz over all of the characters and their relationship with Dracula (Renfield, Lucy
Westenra, Mrs. Westenra, John Seward, Lord Godalming, Mina Harker, Johnathan Harker,
Abraham Van Helsing, Quincey Morris
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