Nachts, Wenn Dracula Erwacht Page #2

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two hundred kilometers

from Budapest.

But what of Count Dracula?

I escaped from his castle,

but he followed me with the

others disguised as bats,

giant bats,

with great teeth,

waiting to draw blood.

I didn't dream it.

The bats were real.

As big as men.

Why don't you believe me?

What are you doing?

Have you made inquiries?

This young Englishman,

Jonathan Harker.

Had been reported

missing some weeks ago.

Some friends of his are

on their way to London

to identify him and

see what they can do.

I see.

Did he speak?

A little. Not much.

He kept mumbling something

about a certain Count Dracula.

Dracula?

(Screarms in background)

That's Renfield again.

See to it.

Yes. Professor.

Good morning Renfield.

What is it Renfield. Hmm?

Renfield.

Nobody's going to hurt you.

What is it Renfield?

Ah, yes, somebody's

bought the old house.

It's been empty long enough.

Renfield.

Nobody's going to hurt you.

Let him be.

I'll see him again later.

Miss Murray?

Yes?

I was ordered to

drive you to the clinic.

This way please.

Van Helsing's Clinic.

Drive on.

(Dog barking)

Mina look. What's that?

Silly.

Professor Helsing's

assistant awaits you upstairs.

I'll take care of the luggage.

Thank you.

Jonathan.

Jonathan.

Jonathan.

Mina.

Lucy?

(Screarms in other roorm)

Jonathan, what is this place?

Please.

He must rest.

I urge you not to show him

that you are alarmed.

I want to know what

is wrong with him.

We specialize here

in the treatment

of the mentally disturbed.

You mean you think

Jonathan is mad?

(Screarming)

Oh.

(Screarming)

Your friend is in

need of attention.

She should not have

been allowed to travel.

She insisted on

coming with me.

Couldn't you help

her Professor?

It would perhaps be

best if she stays here.

Dr. Seward and I

could look after her.

I n that case

I shall stay here too.

Very well.

I shall have rooms

prepared for you both.

Professor Van Helsing?

Yes?

Jonathan is sane.

Completely sane.

It's not quite as

simple as that.

There is no doubt that

he has suffered

a shock of some kind.

The result is that either

he's subconsciously

relating a nightmare,

or he's lying.

Jonathan wouldn't lie.

And he's not mad.

Then perhaps you can

persuade him to remember

what really happened

because without...

(Groaning)

Lucy.

Mina, forgive me.

I'm so stupid to faint.

Oh. I shouldn't

of let you come,

a long journey,

and now this.

(Knock on door)

Sir.

Prepare two rooms

for the ladies

on the ground floor.

Yes. Sir.

I should warn you.

I have a number

of patients here

who must be kept

in close confinement.

Do not on any account

venture beyond

the first floor please.

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