Block+G+Chapters+9-12

=**Activity (Chapter 9-12)**=

__TRIAL__

After Lucy's death, Dr. Seward, Van Helsing, and Arthur Holmwood accuses Dracula of the incident. Dr Seward, Van Helsing, and Arthur Holmwood is arguing that Dracula has somehow killed Lucy providing evidences. On the other hand, Dracula and Reinfield protests, saying that it was the lack of care (Mr. Stephens says - "I think this means that Dracula and Reinfield are arguing that they are not guilty.") that resulted Lucy's death. The trial will be divided in to four different parts: opening statement, confession of the witnesses, cross examination, and the conclusion. There are six different roles and you get to choose what you want to be (write your name in the link). Each person would need to prepare questions for the witnesses and the cross examination. The witnesses should prepare to answer the questions.

Side 1 Dracula. - Hyun K. Reinfield - Joseph Lawyer 1. - Nick Yun Lawyer 2. - Terry Lawyer 3.- Britney Lawyer 4. - Angie Jo

Side 2 Dr Seward - Jenny Park Van Helsing - Hannah Choi Arthur Holmwood -Hijo Byeun Lawyer 1 - Ho Joon Lawyer 2 - Claire J. Lawyer 3 -Soojin Opening Statement: 1 min each (2)

Witnesses: 3 min each (15)

Cross examination: 5 min each (10)

Conclusion: 2 min each (4)


 * This is not a complex trial. Witnesses will have their own time to answer the questions. However, in the cross examination, the lawyers are free to ask any questions to any of the witnesses of the opposition. Lawyers and witnesses should communicate to each other before the trial (5-10min will be enough). As soon as you read this, try to tell your friends to hurry up and take the role they want. Josh, Dongmyung, and Sangwoo will be the judges in this trial. Good luck!

1. How did Jonathan Harker changed when Mina arrived Budapest? 2. Why did Jonathan refused to read his own notes? 3. What was the wedding gift? 4. What happened to Lucy's mother? 5. What happened to the maid? 6. What are some changes on lucy? (at night) 7. What happened to Lucy? Explain the situation.
 * Factual Questions**

1. It never tells in the book, but what assumptions could be made for Van Helsing getting garlic flowers for Lucy? What is something that Van Helsing knows but not Dr Seward? 2. What does the state of Lucy in the end of Chapter 12 foreshadows? 3. Why does Van Helsing instruct Arthur not to kiss Lucy?
 * Interpretive Questions**

1. Dracula commits murders for his own benefits and greed. In your opinion, do you think his acts of killing people can be reasonable? 2. Van Helsing tells Dr.Sward to keep everything a secret to Lucy. Why do you think Van Helsing is trying to keep everything secrets to Lucy? 3. How can you relate Dracula’s commitments to the Victorian Justice? 4. In these chapters, we can see that Lucy is a typical Victorian woman. How can you see that? 5.In the text, there is a scene where Lucy tells Arthur to kiss her. To the vampires, what does the word, “kiss” really mean? 6. How does this section emphasize the frail Victorian women and the heroic Victorian man? 7. Do you think science and reasoning are the ways to fight of Dracula, or legend and superstition? And why? 8. What can be told about Lucy, in terms of physically, at the end of the chapter 12? Why do you think the “change” appealed to Holmwood?
 * Evaluative Questions**

1. When does Lucy become a vampire? 2. Does Lucy represent the Victorian woman? (Think about good and evil, repression, liberation and other things that women were limited to.) 3. What is the significance of Renfield in this section? 4. Compare and contrast Lucy, the three women in Castle Dracula, and the Weird Sisters. 5. Compare and contrast a modern vampire story with Dracula. 6. Compare and contrast this section of //Dracula// to //Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde// and //Macbeth
 * Other**

-**At what point does Lucy become a vampire? -Is Dracula evil? Why or why not? -What does blood symbolize in Dracula? -How does Lucy represent the Victorian woman? -How is the conflict between science and the supernatural evident in this section? -How does this section emphasize the frail Victorian women and the heroic Victorian man? -Compare and contrast a major idea in this section of Dracula to Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and or Macbeth**
 * Other questions for consideration:**//