The Woes of Whitby (A Dracula Retelling)
SkeletonVA for Count Dracula
Count Dracula is the main antagonist of The Woes of Whitby. Though usually portrayed as having a strong Eastern European accent, his spoken English is excellent, though strangely toned. Though usually calm and collected, when angered, the Count shows his true bestial nature.
Dracula is arrogant and self-obsessed. He slyly uses his words to emotionally manipulate his enemies.
Romanian accent, but not the traditional over exaggerated Dracula tone.
Careful now. We wouldn’t want your brash actions to accidently harm our beautiful Mina, would we, Jonathan?
I wasn’t the one who so mercilessly drove a stake through her heart. Was it satisfying, Jack? To watch the woman who broke your heart have hers broken in return?
(Angry and Confident) You think you’re the first man whose divine mission was to stop me? Your kind comes and goes like mayflies. I, on the other hand, am ageless. Eternal.
I really liked the accent! Your deep tone really fits my vision for Dracula. I would say slow the pacing and draw it out. Our Dracula is very condescending and villainous. He wants to be heard.
Sure thing! I can re record my take at a slower pace for you if you'd like. I'll try and get that to you within the next few hours.