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* HappyEndingOverride: For the original ''Dracula'', which ended with Dracula destroyed and the characters [[EarnYourHappyEnding moving on with their lives]], including a cured Mina and Jonathan being HappilyMarried [[BabiesEverAfter with a son]] they named after all their companions, though particularly [[DeadGuyJunior Quincey Morris]], who was killed in the climatic battle with Drac. Here, Mina is now evil, having willingly become a vampire and apparently cheated on Jonathan with Dracula's son, and Quincey himself is a cruel and manipulative vampire [[spoiler:though he does have a HeelFaceTurn in the end]].
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* DeadlyDecadentCourt: The House of Dracul, in spades.
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* DeadlyDecadentCourt: DecadentCourt: The House of Dracul, in spades.
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* AllForNothing: Count Tepes’ and Quincey’s EvilPlan in ''Bloodline'' results in some pretty horrific consequences for both the good and evil teams. [[spoiler: Mina, Lily, Rosemary, and Tepes]] are all dead by the end, [[spoiler: John]] has become evil, and [[spoiler: Quincey and Mary]] have to deal with years of emotional aftermath. ''Reckoning'' doesn’t go quite to that extent, but the thrust of the novel- Quincey’s desire to [[spoiler: abstain from human blood]] leads to him and Mary almost [[spoiler: dying, and Quincey having to resume drinking human blood again- which Mary abhors.]]
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* AllForNothing: Count Tepes’ Tepes and Quincey’s EvilPlan in ''Bloodline'' results in some pretty horrific consequences for both the good and evil teams. [[spoiler: Mina, Lily, Rosemary, and Tepes]] are all dead by the end, [[spoiler: John]] has become evil, and [[spoiler: Quincey and Mary]] have to deal with years of emotional aftermath. ''Reckoning'' doesn’t go quite to that extent, but the thrust of the novel- Quincey’s desire to [[spoiler: abstain from human blood]] leads to him and Mary almost [[spoiler: dying, and Quincey having to resume drinking human blood again- which Mary abhors.]]
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* BigBad: Count Tepes. While Bloodlines originally seems to set up Quincey Harker as the major villain, his role is ultimately TheDragon.
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* BigBad: Count Tepes. While Bloodlines ''Bloodline'' originally seems to set up Quincey Harker as the major villain, his role is ultimately TheDragon.
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* TheCorrupter: Quincey’s role in Bloodlines is to perform this function for Lily and John. He succeeds [[spoiler: for the latter, to disastrous effects.]] Mina also acts as this, albeit more gleefully then her son. In ''Reckoning'', it is revealed that Rebecca was this for Quincey, although he was already eagerly expecting it.
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* TheCorrupter: Quincey’s role in Bloodlines ''Bloodline'' is to perform this function for Lily and John. He succeeds [[spoiler: for the latter, to disastrous effects.]] Mina also acts as this, albeit more gleefully then than her son. In ''Reckoning'', it is revealed that Rebecca was this for Quincey, although he was already eagerly expecting it.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Rosemary Shaw, Lily and John’s mother is presumed dead but is actually [[spoiler: alive and a vampire in reluctant service to Tepes.]] Neither Lily nor John take it well when they discover the truth.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Rosemary Shaw, Lily and John’s mother mother, is presumed dead but is actually [[spoiler: alive and a vampire in reluctant service to Tepes.]] Neither Lily nor John take it well when they discover the truth.
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* VillainousIncest: [[spoiler: The Bathory’s]] in ''Reckoning''.
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* VillainousIncest: [[spoiler: The Bathory’s]] Bathorys]] in ''Reckoning''.
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* VillainousLegacy: This is a rare ''Dracula'' sequel which does not resurrect Dracula. Instead, he is presented as the sire to a terrible family, now headed by Count Tepes.
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* VillainousLegacy: This is a rare ''Dracula'' sequel which that does not resurrect Dracula. Instead, he is presented as the sire to a terrible family, now headed by Count Tepes.
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* BlondGuysAreEvil: [[spoiler: John]] and ultimately [[spoiler: Xavier]].
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* RedemptionPromotion: Inverted pretty intensely for [[spoiler: Quincey.]] Attempting to subsist on animal blood and refrain from drinking human blood leaves him weakened and vulnerable to [[spoiler: John’s]] plot. Ultimately [[{{AllForNothing}} a doomed effort]] as [[spoiler: Quincey is forced to start drinking human blood again.]]
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* RedemptionPromotion: Inverted pretty intensely RedemptionDemotion: This trope is taken to the extreme for [[spoiler: Quincey.]] Attempting to subsist on animal blood and refrain from drinking human blood leaves him weakened and vulnerable to [[spoiler: John’s]] plot. Ultimately [[{{AllForNothing}} a doomed effort]] as [[spoiler: Quincey is forced to start drinking human blood again.]]
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* BashBrothers: Quincey’s hope is that he and John will become this. At John’s wish, Quincey takes him out for a night raid on the German encampment, and they briefly become this. It doesn’t last long.
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* BashBrothers: Quincey’s hope is that he and John will become be this. At John’s wish, Quincey takes him out for a night raid on the German encampment, and they briefly become this. It doesn’t last long.
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* BashBrothers: Quincey’s hope is that he and John will become this. At John’s wish, Quincey takes him out for a night raid on the German encampment, and they briefly become this. It doesn’t last long.
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* AllForNothing: Count Tepes’ and Quincey’s EvilPlan in ''Bloodline'' results in some pretty horrific consequences for both the good and evil teams. [[spoiler: Mina, Lily, Rosemary, and Tepes]] are all dead by the end, [[spoiler: John]] has become evil, and [[spoiler: Quincey and Mary]] have to deal with years of emotional aftermath.
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* AllForNothing: Count Tepes’ and Quincey’s EvilPlan in ''Bloodline'' results in some pretty horrific consequences for both the good and evil teams. [[spoiler: Mina, Lily, Rosemary, and Tepes]] are all dead by the end, [[spoiler: John]] has become evil, and [[spoiler: Quincey and Mary]] have to deal with years of emotional aftermath. ''Reckoning'' doesn’t go quite to that extent, but the thrust of the novel- Quincey’s desire to [[spoiler: abstain from human blood]] leads to him and Mary almost [[spoiler: dying, and Quincey having to resume drinking human blood again- which Mary abhors.]]
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* AllForNothing: Count Tepes’ and Quincey’s EvilPlan in ''Bloodline'' results in some pretty horrific consequences for both the good and evil teams. [[spoiler: Mina, Lily, Rosemary, and Tepes]] are all dead by the end, [[spoiler: John]] has become evil, and [[spoiler: Quincey and Mary]] have to deal with years of emotional aftermath.
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*RedemptionPromotion: Inverted pretty intensely for [[spoiler: Quincey.]] Attempting to subsist on animal blood and refrain from drinking human blood leaves him weakened and vulnerable to [[spoiler: John’s]] plot. Ultimately [[{{AllForNothing}} a doomed effort]] as [[spoiler: Quincey is forced to start drinking human blood again.]]
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* TheCorrupter: Quincey’s role in Bloodlines is to perform this function for Lily and John. He succeeds [[spoiler: for the latter, to disastrous effects.]] Mina also acts at this, albeit more gleefully then her son. In ''Reckoning'', it is revealed that Rebecca performed this function for Quincey, although he was already eagerly expecting it.
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* TheCorrupter: Quincey’s role in Bloodlines is to perform this function for Lily and John. He succeeds [[spoiler: for the latter, to disastrous effects.]] Mina also acts at as this, albeit more gleefully then her son. In ''Reckoning'', it is revealed that Rebecca performed was this function for Quincey, although he was already eagerly expecting it.
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* MustBeInvitedIn: Vampires need an invitation to enter a house. This becomes a plot point in ''Reckoning''.
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* MustBeInvitedIn: MustBeInvited: Vampires need an invitation to enter a house. This becomes a plot point in ''Reckoning''.
