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'In chapter three, Dracula begins by describing his countries people and boasts of his family name to Harker. It because goes on to when Dracula quizzes Harker about England and forces him to write garner to his relatives informing them of his extended stay. One of the more(prenominal) galvanise events in the chapter involves Harker spotting Dracula crawling rout the w each(prenominal) of the fortress which makes him think of the predicament he finds himself in.\r\nTowards the end of the chapter, Harker goes against Dracula’s advice and falls torpid in a foreign room completely to find himself with three voluptuous women but erect as one puts her lips on his neck, Dracula disturbs them ordination them to leave with the â€Å"smothered child” he provided them. Harker is still not sure if they were a figment of his breathing in or not.\r\nFrom the very beginning of the chapter, Harker seems to have fix himslef in a very much more hostile environment then he w as antecedently in as he has recently tack together himself in â€Å"a veritable prison” himslef as the â€Å"prisoner”. From this moment on the tension seems to turn over in the oevrall plot as Harker’s â€Å" balmy savourings” and â€Å"helplessness” is portrayed in his actions of desperately seek to find an escape. By far and away, one of Stokers’ great techniques in building up the tension is by hinting at the things we know will develop subsequently.\r\nA great example of this technique is the moment when Harker himself realises that the castle has no servants and the coach driver who controlled the wolves with such hardy power was actually the Count himself, all on the reader knew this however was kept in unbelief as they wanted to see how Harker would react to this, in Chapter three they finally get to see his reaction and this adds instant suspense to what he will do and gives another twist as he tries to â€Å" redeem his knowledge and his fears to himself”.\r\nTension overly builds up progressively as the chapter continues as refrences back to Dracula and his evil and vicious strength are made all the more frequent such as the simplex yet very powerful gestour of â€Å"laying a heavy hand on my shoulder” which some single handedly frightened Harker into writing the letters to tell his relatives about his extended stay. Not solitary(prenominal) does the chapter pull back Dracula’s strength but it also touches on his attributes and one of them being the moment in which Harker saw the Count crawl down the curve of the castle in a â€Å"lizard-like” way.\r\nThese such instances pull in an eery feeling and again relates back to Stokers’ technique of hinting at the things we know will develop later as readers all know about genus Dracula’s special skills yet just puny hints like this rather then being damp about it makes the reader really get the feel of Harkers emotions and develops dracula more effectively as the watch of fright in the story. Show preview only The above preview is unformatted text This student pen piece of work is one of many that sack be found in our GCSE Bram Stoker section.\r\n'