From A Dracula Handbook by E Miller

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From A Dracula Handbook by E Miller
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• Jonathan Harker journals the last chapter and
  tells how Mina has given birth to a boy and named
  him Quincy. He speaks how looking back at the
  assembled texts of their ordeal, it seemed
  unreal. We could hardly ask anyone, even did
  we wish to, to accept these as proofs of so wild
  a story. Van Helsing summed it all up, with our
  boy on his knee. We want no proofs, we ask none
  to believe us! This boy will some day know what a
  brave and gallant woman his mother isLater on he
  will understand how some men so loved her, that
  they did dare much for her sake. Chapter 27,
  Mina Harkers Journal.

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Character Foil

• The protagonist is the main character, who is not
  necessarily a hero or a heroine. The antagonist
  is the opponent the antagonist may be society,
  nature, a person, or an aspect of the
  protagonist. The antihero, a recent type, lacks
  or seems to lack heroic traits.
• Characters may be classified as round
  (three-dimensional, fully developed usually main
  character) or as flat (having only a few traits
  or only enough traits to fulfill their function
  in the work) as developing (dynamic) characters
  or as static characters.
• A foil is a secondary character who contrasts
  with a major character in Dracula, the bloopher
  lady is a foil to ____________s character.