There was an American fucking cowboy in Dracula?? What the fuck

>>24552360 (OP)
Dude was so cartoonish every time he appears yet he was one of the best characters in the novel
>Randomly shoots a bat on a window

>>24552360 (OP)
bram stoker HAD to be influenced by meeting theodoore roosevelt when he was in the midst of his cowboy days, right? also someone post the thomas pynchon dracula pasta that he wrote on 4chan like 14 years ago

>>24552360 (OP)
There's a "cowboy"* everything now so this isn't surprising.

*what they mean is gunslinger or bounty hunter, not actually a cow herder.

>>24552399
Bump because I need to read this.

>>24552399
Late Victorian schlock had cowboys all the time. They loved that shit
Half the Sherlock Holmes resolve because Holmes works out that the victim had double crossed the notorious Texas Red in a poker game back in Agua Fria leading to Texas Red unleashing his native Indian scout to track down the cheater and shoot the dog down in London on a foggy night

>>24552797
stoker met roosevelt thoughbeitever

>>24552410
cowboys started as armed guards of cattle in war zones like between the muslims and chistrians in iberia

youre thinking of a shepard or something

>>24552360 (OP)
His character was basically a knight. He's the token death among the men in the end, sacrificing himself for the beauty.

>>24553241
Muslims? I'm talking about America.
>A cowboy is an animal herder who tends cattle on ranches in North America, traditionally on horseback, and often performs a multitude of other ranch-related tasks. The historic American cowboy of the late 19th century arose from the vaquero traditions of northern Mexico and became a figure of special significance and legend.

>>24552360 (OP)
He's also the one member of the DnD party that dies.

>>24552410
Bumping because I also need this

>>24552360 (OP)
iirc it was one of the main character's fiance's best friend's suitors

>>24554150
>one of the main character's fiance's
Mina IS a main character, and she's Best Girl, thank you very much!

>>24552360 (OP)
I listened to a Vtuber read Dracula, then I watched Jerma play Dracula: Resurrection which is set as a sequel to the novel.

>>24554371
Have you considered reading Dracula yourself?

>>24552797
KINO

>>24554372
No.

>>24552797
Kino, indeed.

>>24554371
What vtuber was it?

>>24552399
Huuuh