September 28, 1897

28/09/2025

Dr. Seward believes Van Helsing is crazy; the men return to Lucy’s tomb to check if she is the Un-Dead; Van Helsing explains about the need to kill her and how could they do so.

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September 28, 1897
Having found Lucy's coffin empty, Van Helsing places a communion wafer in the door of the tomb, so that vampire Lucy cannot get in.
September 28, 1897
Lucy calls to Arthur and he almost goes to her, but Van Helsing stops him and holds up a crucifix, causing Lucy to recoil; Val Helsing removes the communion wafer from the door of Lucy's tomb, causing her to slip under the door like magic; He then puts the wafer back in the door to keep her trapped in the tomb.
September 28, 1897
Dr. Seward believes Van Helsing is crazy; the men return to Lucy's tomb to check if she is the Un-Dead; Van Helsing explains about the need to kill her and how could they do so.

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