Would you marry Count Dracula ? / myLot

France

March 23, 2010 10:49pm CST

Ottomar Rudolphe Vlad Dracula Prince Kretzulesco (1940-2007) was born Berbig in Germany and adopted in 1990 by a romanian princess descending from the true Count, to keep alive the glorious name of Dracula. This adoption was not really appreciated by his family : his two daughters refused to take the new noble name of their father. As Count Dracula had no son to continue his name, he tried to find and adopt a man worthy of wearing the name of Vlad the Impaler, with no success. By luck, he had a son in 2006 : Otti Vlad Dracula Junior : the name is saved ! Girls, would you accept to marry Count Dracula and to be called "Countess Dracula" ?

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TheRealDawn

@dawnald (85135)

• Shingle Springs, California

10 May 13

In a relationship, sorry. :)

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topffer

@topffer (42156)

• France

10 May 13

Short but good way out

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francesca5

@francesca5 (1344)

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15 Aug 11

if he was born in 2006 he's a bit outside the age range i would normally consider suitable. however, as this is just fantasy i will ignore that problem. it would, of course, depend what he was like, but i may also be concerned that though he was not related by birth to the best known count dracula, behaviour patterns can be inherited not just through our dna. i would, to be honest, be a little nervous.

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topffer

@topffer (42156)

• France

16 Aug 11

The late count was adopted and had no dna of Dracula's original family. However, maybe he has been bitten just before the adoption

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mr_pearl

@mr_pearl (5018)

• India

29 Mar 10

Good Heavens... I had no idea that people with name 'Dracula' existed.. I have read the book and after reading it I came to conclusion that this is a hateful name, which doesn't have a real existence.. .But today, I am undeceived... I would like to know more about this new Count!!! ;)

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mr_pearl

@mr_pearl (5018)

• India

30 Mar 10

Yeah, it was truly a bad joke, if we may say so, without offending late Mr. Stroker...

Well, thanks a lot for so much information.. I had always thought that Dracula was a name which had no existence beyond books, movies etc. I will definitely find more information about it... Thank you and have a nice time!!!

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purplealabaster

@purplealabaster (22094)

• United States

11 Aug 11

Well, if I have read through everything right, I have lost my opportunity to be the newest bride of the recently deceased Count Dracula (for obvious reasons

), and the current one is not yet of marrying age ... nor will he be for many years. Therefore, I guess that it does not really matter whether or not I would. However, since you asked, I would have to say that if the title came with a real castle and estate, then I might just have to consider it.

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purplealabaster

@purplealabaster (22094)

• United States

11 Aug 11

First of all, old is a relative term. Second, if he was a vampire, then he should not have looked his age unless he was bitten when he was already wrinkly and "past expiration".

Third, you never mentioned that he was ugly, although then I suspect I would get accused of being too focused on his looks.

Fourth and most important, I do not care whether or not he is rich, although that would undoubtedly help with the upkeep of the castle and estate ... I just really have always wanted to live in a castle.

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topffer

@topffer (42156)

• France

11 Aug 11

I can't say if the late count was ugly or not : I am not attracted by male vampires, but I don't think this one was deserving a price of beauty

[not a vampire referral link, but a photo]: http://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/0,1518,grossbild-1026070-518776,00.html Castles' owners are often not rich enough to heat them in winter. Castles are very cold places for flowers, so you need to find one with a tropical greenhouse, instead of one with coffins in the basement. Just a suggestion

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topffer

@topffer (42156)

• France

11 Aug 11

It is sad to see how women would easily marry old and ugly men, even vampires, if they are rich

. I am not sure about purple flowers, because I thought they need sun, but you certainly deserve to be bitten by a rich vampire during your wedding night

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CrisRodrigues

@CrisRodrigues (413)

• Portugal

24 Mar 10

My Friend,Where You Read That Complete Wrong Story?????? The True Story Of Vlad Was; Vlad Tepes(Vlad III)Was Called Draculea(Drakulya),Because His Father Named Dracul...Draculea Means Son Of The Dragon & Tepes;"Impaler"!!!! Vlad Was Born On Moldavia,Sighiosara(Transylvania)...On This Time This Regions Was on Domain Turkish & On His Youngest Life He Was a Prisioner(Like His Brother)of Them...He Hate Them For All The Things They Made To Him,To His Brother & To His Land!!!! The Ottomans Showed Him The Favorite Torture;Impaling Prisioners!!!! So Dracul,Escaped & He Had His Revenge,Like His People...Dracul Was a Romanian Heroe Until Today!!!!He Was Married Two Times & His First Son Mihnea Will Rule On Wallachia.. Is Wrong When People Said He Drinks Blood & Others Stories Like That!!!Yes He Turns Very Cruel,But On Those Times The War Was Very Cruel!!!!

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CrisRodrigues

@CrisRodrigues (413)

• Portugal

24 Mar 10

Hello Topffer,Sorry For That...But You Don't Explain Very Well This Discussion...Like Me,Many Others Above Don't Understanded & Thought You Spoked About The Real Dracula(Vlad III)That The Writer Bram Stoker & Many Filmakers Were Inspired To Make The Count Dracula,The Vampire... Yes Both Are On Wikipedia,But The Isn't The Famous Dracula,Only Just Tried To Imitate His Relative...!!!Yes,I Know It's Confused,But I Search Many Articles About His History,For My Writing Articles & Blog!!! Thanks For Your Replay,My Friend & Enjoy Your Day!!!

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Reyachan

@Reyachan (589)

• Romania

18 Jan 12

Just because something is written on wiki, doesn't make it true. I'm Romanian, form the "Dracula country" and I've never heard a more absurd story that what you wrote here. No offense! This sounds great as a fan-fiction or something, but no more than that.

topffer

@topffer (42156)

• France

29 Mar 10

Hello Cris, Sorry, I find your response today only, because I had no notification. Indeed, I'm interested by Vlad the Vampire. If you have blogged about Dracula, send me a message with the link : I have not found it in the blog in your profile. I can't write in your language, but I read it, and it's not a problem if your text is in portuguese.

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AdalieM

@AdalieM (1134)

• United States

10 Aug 11

Good riddance!!!!!!! I am late. He's already married. Of course. I am not Catholic. I can married him without having to practice my religion

BUT

we know that Count Dracula was nothing like they say in Hollywood. He was real all right, only he never sucked any blood LMAO

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topffer

@topffer (42156)

• France

10 Aug 11

Hi Adalie, You come in a one year old discussion like a vampire appears suddenly from his coffin

. I did not saw you since weeks. Were you in holidays ? The late count Dracula was not sucking blood, but he was collecting blood in his castle, saying that it was for the red cross

. You are not late, but a bit in advance to marry the actual count Dracula : he is born in 2006

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topffer

@topffer (42156)

• France

11 Aug 11

I don't know if you are a vampire, but you have revived this discussion

. It is why I see this comment : I thought that problems with the notifications were solved for me, and I see that I still don't receive all comments on comments... Vampire genetics is a mystery for me : as they have always the age of the day they were bitten, I believe that they have to bite their children one day or another