:47:00
- She's dead.
- Dead?
:47:03
The vampire has taken all of her blood.
:47:07
I told her not to leave
the safety of the garlic.
:47:21
No. It's absolutely absurd.
:47:24
I tell you, we must drive
a wooden stake through her heart.
:47:28
Or else she will rise from her grave
to seek the blood of the living.
:47:32
Lucy was my ward.
:47:34
I won't permit you to desecrate her body
in such a vile manner.
:47:37
It's sacrilegious.
:47:39
But, Dr. Seward, shouldn't we at least
stand guard over Lucy's grave...
:47:43
- just to make sure?
- No.
:47:45
I'm having serious doubts
about this whole vampire theory.
:47:49
For heaven's sake, who in all of England...
:47:51
by the very furthest stretch
of the imagination...
:47:53
could possibly be a vampire?
:47:55
- Count Dracula.
- Well, maybe him.
:48:01
What? What are you... about?
:48:04
Count Dracula! Just talking about you,
favorably of course.
:48:08
Forgive my interruption...
:48:10
but I was just made aware
of the unfortunate passing of Miss Lucy.
:48:15
I wish to offer my condolences.
:48:17
- Thank you. We're all very distraught.
- Yes.
:48:21
Count Dracula, allow me to introduce...
:48:23
Prof. Abraham Van Helsing
of London University.
:48:26
He's a doctor of rare diseases,
as well as theology and philosophy.
:48:29
Und gynecology.
:48:32
I didn't know
you had your hand in that, too.
:48:36
Van Helsing, a name we know
even in the wilds of Transylvania.
:48:41
Count Dracula. Curious.
:48:44
Are you descended from Vlad Tepes,
the first Dracula?
:48:49
Tepes?
:48:51
It means "The lmpaler."
He was a bloodthirsty butcher...
:48:55
who inflicted unspeakable tortures
on the peasants.
:48:59
Cutting off their hands and feet,
gouging out their eyes...