Dracula Crossword

A messianic symbol of protection.
What sustains life; and when shared, connects people.
The wandering wagoneers who serve Dracula.
A parasitic embodiment of evil.
Strong smelling flower.
The giving of life from one to another.
When different bloodlines are united.
Sleepiness brought on from the sedustic allure of undying beauty.
Dracula's "children of the night."
The harbinger of the vampire's time.
Where "the whirlpool of European races" is.
A state between life and death.
The symbol of British imperialism that led to the Count's demise.
Remnants of the return to mortality.
Where you may find broken battlements and tall black windows that let in no light.
The blade of America.
The title of an aristocrat.
The color of vindictive eyes.
The gift of vampirism.
A vampire's countenance.
A portion of the body of Christ.
Profane ground where Dracula is unrestricted.
Elongated protrusions Vampires use to sup.
The embodiment of America and the rugged American way.
The domain of Seward.
The embrace of the vampire.
The embodiment of Western virtue; later defiled.
A "foul bauble of man's vanity."
Renfield's condition; "life-eating," feeding on animals.
The only way to ensure a vampire's demise.
What Jonathan began the story as.
The instrument of the New Woman, and Mina's modernity.
The only English Dracula can't read.
The eagle like nose of Dracula; the physical manifestation of his otherness.
All that which counteracts the corruption of the vampire is this.
What Dracula, Quincey, and Van Helsing all have in common.
The barrier between East and West
The condition that led Lisa to Dracula's clutches.
Conduit of life, where vampires find their nourishment.
Vampirism in nature; Dracula in flight.