Quincey Morris


	Personality	Role
	Young Texan man Outsider to english society like Dracula and Van Helsing Brave and courageous	One of Lucy's admirers If Dracula is a symbol of he past and an Eastern threat to the British Empire, Quincey himself represents the emerging threat of America's global dominance. Symbolically, he represents the new and emerging United States.
	Development (Growth & change)	Other information
	Key member of the group who hunts down and kills Dracula. Quincey does not survive the ordeal - the English men and women prevail.	While Stoker presents him to be brave, sacrificing his life to stab Dracula in the heart, Morris is nevertheless tied to Dracula in some subtle ways. He has expereince of vampire bats and vampirism. He also disappears into the night. Some critics have gone as far as to suggest Quincey himself is a potential vampire.

One of Lucy's admirers
If Dracula is a symbol of he past and an Eastern threat to the British Empire, Quincey himself represents the emerging threat of America's global dominance.
Symbolically, he represents the new and emerging United States.

While Stoker presents him to be brave, sacrificing his life to stab Dracula in the heart, Morris is nevertheless tied to Dracula in some subtle ways.
He has expereince of vampire bats and vampirism. He also disappears into the night. Some critics have gone as far as to suggest Quincey himself is a potential vampire.

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