The strength of the vampire is that people will not believe in him

[sovay]

Sadly, last night was terrible and I did not fall asleep until after eight in the morning, with the result that I have no idea if anything I had planned for today will actually happen. In lieu of content this afternoon, please enjoy this pair of adorable publicity stills from Dracula (1931).





It's Dracula's not at all apologetic look in the second photo that really makes this narrative for me. Also, Renfield is quite right to worry about his plotline.

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[asakiyume.livejournal.com]

These two photos are adorable--the expressions in the second picture are priceless.

I'm sorry about your last-night. -_-

[sovay]

These two photos are adorable--the expressions in the second picture are priceless.

I feel like I'm used to seeing Lugosi's expression on Autolycus and Hestia: what were you expecting? Cat! Only for cat read vampire, which is perhaps not inappropriate.

I'm sorry about your last-night.

Thank you. It was really awful. Today got better, though. I left the house.