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* RuleOfSymbolism: When Dr. Edelmann locates Talbot in his cave, the latter is (literally and figuratively) in a dark place. But with some encouragement that he will be cured before the next full moon, Dr. Edelmann helps Talbot leave his cave and step into a (again, literal and figurative) ray of hope.

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* RuleOfSymbolism: When Dr. Edelmann locates Talbot in his cave, cave after [[BungledSuicide surviving his leap off the cliff]], the latter is (literally and figuratively) in a dark place. But with some encouragement that he will be cured before the next full moon, Dr. Edelmann helps Talbot leave his cave and step into a (again, literal and figurative) ray of hope.
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* ContrivedCoincidence: The bog in which the Monster drowns. ''Film/HouseOfFrankenstein'' conveniently leads to the underground caves under Dr. Edelmann's place.

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* ContrivedCoincidence: The bog in which the Monster drowns. drowned in ''Film/HouseOfFrankenstein'' conveniently leads to the underground caves under Dr. Edelmann's place.
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* {{Expy}}: after Dracula gives Dr. Edelmann his blood, he becomes one of JekyllAndHyde.

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* {{Expy}}: after After Dracula gives Dr. Edelmann his blood, he becomes one of JekyllAndHyde.
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* ThePowerOfBlood: Dracula's blood can apparently turn normal people into completely amoral.

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* ThePowerOfBlood: Dracula's blood can apparently turn make normal people into completely amoral.



* TalkingToThemself: Well, it's more a case of "Arguing With Himself [[NightmareDreams In A Nightmare]]", but after [[TheCorruption he gets nailed]] with Dracula's blood, Doctor Niemann has a dream in which his good and evil selves quarrel over the idea of turning the FrankensteinsMonster loose on the villagers.
* TorchesAndPitchforks: Steinmuhl, upon learning that it was Dr. Endelmann who killed his brother Siegfried, manages to bring the villagers into an uproar about it and storm the his hospital just as the Monster is restored to full power.
* TortureCellar: An old one is under the Edelmann's house.

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* TalkingToThemself: Well, it's more a case of "Arguing With Himself [[NightmareDreams In A Nightmare]]", but after [[TheCorruption he gets nailed]] with Dracula's blood, Doctor Niemann Edelmann has a dream in which his good and evil selves quarrel over the idea of turning the FrankensteinsMonster loose on the villagers.
* TorchesAndPitchforks: Steinmuhl, upon learning that it was Dr. Endelmann Edelmann who killed his brother Siegfried, manages to bring the villagers into an uproar about it and storm the his hospital just as the Monster is restored to full power.
* TortureCellar: An old one is under the Edelmann's house.
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* BungledSuicide: Upon hearing that that the supposed procedure to cure him takes some time, Larry decides that one more transformation to a werewolf is too much, and attempts to kill himself by leaping off a cliff. He survives and ends up in cave where the Monster is.
* ContrivedCoincidence: The bog where the Monster drowned in ''Film/HouseOfFrankenstein'' conveniently leads to the underground caves under Dr. Edelmann's place.

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* BungledSuicide: Upon hearing that that the supposed procedure to cure him takes some time, Larry decides that one more transformation to a werewolf is too much, and attempts to kill himself by leaping off a cliff. He survives and ends up in cave where the Monster is.
* ContrivedCoincidence: The bog where in which the Monster drowned in drowns. ''Film/HouseOfFrankenstein'' conveniently leads to the underground caves under Dr. Edelmann's place.



* EvilDetectingDog: Dr. Edelmann's cat hisses at Dracula, and later at the doctor himself after he is corrupted by Dracula's blood .

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* EvilDetectingDog: Dr. Edelmann's cat hisses at Dracula, and later at the doctor himself after he is corrupted by Dracula's blood .blood.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: When Dr. Niemann locates Talbot in his cave, the latter is (literally and figuratively) in a dark place. But with some encouragement that he will be cured before the next full moon, Dr. Niemann helps Talbot leave that dark place and step into a (again, literal and figurative) ray of hope.

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* RuleOfSymbolism: When Dr. Niemann Edelmann locates Talbot in his cave, the latter is (literally and figuratively) in a dark place. But with some encouragement that he will be cured before the next full moon, Dr. Niemann Edelmann helps Talbot leave that dark place his cave and step into a (again, literal and figurative) ray of hope.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: When Dr. Niemann locates Talbot in his cave, the latter is (literally and figuratively) in a dark place. But with some encouragement that he will be cured before the next full moon, Dr. Niemann helps Talbot leave that dark place and step into a (again, literal and figurative) ray of hope.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: The poster on the page image seems to imply "the Hunchback" is [[ValuesDissonance one of the monsters]] in the film. She's not, not even close- just a lab assistant and supporting character.

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