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Chasing The Dragon?

Jacquelyn GreigBORED, DRACULALeave a comment

In case y’all didn’t know : Dracul once meant Dragon.

Apparently, in modern Roumanian, it now means Devil.

Go figure.

I can’t fault Mr Gatiss on his imagination, acting and writing skills but…Sherlock AND Dracula?

Two of the most famous names in literature.

And he gets a role in each one?

WTF, Renfield? That disgusting fly eating slave to the Master?

Only my view :o)

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