History Literature / EuropeanTravelForTheMonstrousGentlewoman

* MyGreatestFailure: Mina sees her inability to prevent the experimentation upon and death of Lucy Westenra as this.

** Arminius Vámbéry, an ally of Seward and Van Helsing, was a real Hungarian traveler who documented the culture of the Ottoman Empire.

--> '''Diana''' Mary doesn't want to do it!

* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Irene is friends with UsefulNotes/SigmundFreud, who helped her deal with her depression after the death of her husband. He aid the girls in infiltrating the insane asylum to rescue Lucinda.

** [[spoiler: For most of the book, Lucinda is not coherent, either, and it's only through being cared for by Vlad, Carmilla, Laura, and Mina that she is able to stay sane.]]

* TheSixthRanger: [[spoiler: Lucinda ends up joining the Athena Club by the end of the story.]]

* DemotedToExtra: Holmes and/or Watson were in almost every scene in ''SCAD'', getting almost as much page time as Beatrice, Catherine, and Justine. However in ''ETMG'', the story focuses much more on the five main characters and Lucinda and other new supporting characters like Irene, Mina, Carmilla, Laura, and Vlad get the spotlight. Holmes and Watson are only a supporting presence in the early chapters and don't accompany the women on their European travels. Holmes is officially missing earlier than halfway into the book, though probably of his own volition. Watson, after helping Beatrice and Catherine leave after the others, [[spoiler: is also officially missing at the end.]]

** [[spoiler: While these aren't mentioned in the last chapter, both Dr. Seward and Mr. Hyde are separately still at large, Dr. Seward having escaped the fight in Budapest and Hyde moving into Frankenstein's castle in Geneva.]]

* HauntedCastle: The ruined Castle Karnstein in Styria, [[spoiler: rented by Hyde and his henchmen.]] Mysterious cries happen in the castle that [[spoiler: turn out to be from the dying Adam Frankenstein.]]

* {{Foreshadowing}}: For the next book. [[spoiler: When Mina describes Seward, Morris, Van Helsing, and Holmwood's version of what happened to Lucy Westenra, she describes her anger as so intense that if she could summon lightning, she would. She would like to see their smoldering ashes. While Mina can't do such a thing, Queen Tera in the next book does basically that exact thing to Seward, Holmwood, Morris, Jonathan Harker and a few others. (but not Van Helsing, he's in custody in Budapest.)]]

* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[spoiler: When Mina describes Seward, Morris, Van Helsing, and Holmwood's version of what happened to Lucy Westenra, she describes her anger as so intense that if she could summon lightning, she would. She would like to see their smoldering ashes. While Mina can't do such a thing, Queen Tera in the next book does basically that exact thing to Seward, Holmwood, Morris, Jonathan Harker and a few others. (but not Van Helsing, he's in custody in Budapest.)]]

* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[spoiler: When Mina describes Seward, Morris, Van Helsing, and Holmwood's version of what happened to Lucy Westenra, she describes her anger as so intense that if she could summon lightning, she would. She would like to see their smoldering ashes. While Mina can't do such a thing, Queen Tera in the next book does basically that exact thing to Seward, Holmwood, Morris, and a few others (but not Van Helsing) in the next book.]]

* Foreshadowing: [[spoiler: When Mina describes Seward, Morris, Van Helsing, and Holmwood's version of what happened to Lucy Westenra, she describes her anger as so intense that if she could summon lightning, she would. She would like to see their smoldering ashes. While Mina can't do such a thing, Queen Tera in the next book does basically that exact thing to Seward, Holmwood, Morris, and a few others (but not Van Helsing) in the next book.]]

** Ayesha claims to have been a priestess of Isis in Ancient Egypt, making her thousands of years old. Vlad admits he believes her. This is proven when we hear Ayesha's story in SMMG.

** Ayesha claims to have been a priestess of Isis in Ancient Egypt, making her thousands of years old. Vlad admits he believes her.

** [[spoiler: Mina is an agent of the Subcommittee for Bibliographic Citation Format, a branch of the Royal Society dedicated to opposing the Alchemical Society. Her serving as Mary's governess was cover for her spying on Dr. Jekyll.]]

* SequelGoesForeign: The first book is set entirely in and around London, while in this one, aptly titled [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman]], Mary and the others travel to Paris, Vienna, Styria, and Budapest.

* FieryCoverup: Diana starts a fire in the Maria-Theresa Krankenhouse in Vito cover up rescuing Lucinda and Mrs. Van Helsing.

* AnythingButThat: After leaving the Maria-Teresa Krankenhaus, Diana refuses to eat Knoedel ever again, even if she'd to be tortured.

* AdaptationalNameChange: Laura Hollis from Literature/{{Carmilla}} is now called Laura Jennings.

* AdaptationalNameChange: Laura Hollis from Literature/''{{Carmilla}}'' is now called Laura Jennings.

* AdaptationalNameChange: Laura Hollis is now called Laura Jennings.