Stephen King
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The Historian Characters
| Character Name | Description |
|---|---|
| The Narrator | The unnamed daughter who searches for the truth about her family’s dark secrets. |
| Paul | The narrator’s father, a historian who investigates Dracula’s legend. |
| Helen Rossi | Paul’s wife and the narrator’s mother, who has a complicated past. |
| Professor Rossi | Paul’s mentor who disappears while researching Dracula. |
| Turgut Bora | A Turkish scholar who helps Paul and Helen in their quest. |
| Johan Binnerts | A librarian in the Netherlands who aids the narrator. |
| Dr. Stoichev | A professor in Bulgaria who provides valuable information to Paul. |
| Aunt Eva | Paul’s supportive aunt who helps raise the narrator. |
| Dracula | The infamous vampire and historical figure at the heart of the mystery. |
| Rossi’s Secretary | The person who keeps Professor Rossi’s documents organized. |
| Lili | A Romanian guide who helps the narrator in her journey. |
| Mr. James | A character mentioned briefly as part of the story’s background. |
| Slavko | A Romanian librarian who helps Helen and Paul. |
| Barley | A professor who shares Dracula-related documents with Paul. |
| Ranov | A Bulgarian official with a secret agenda. |
| Geza Josef | A Hungarian scholar who shares knowledge of Dracula. |
| Dr. Maric | A Serbian historian who meets with Paul and Helen. |
| Aunt Martha | Paul’s caring but stern relative. |
| Clara | A minor character who plays a role in the Romanian segments. |
| Hedges | Paul’s university colleague who holds some key documents. |
| Novak | A historian who hints at secrets of Dracula’s tomb. |
| Kostova | A researcher whose work intersects with Paul’s investigation. |
| Anna | A maid who serves the Rossi family. |
| Professor Arnaud | A French historian who shares theories with Paul. |
| Sergei Petrov | A Russian scholar knowledgeable about folklore. |
| Louisa | A girl who the narrator meets during her travels. |
| Maria | A Romanian woman who warns the narrator. |
| Stefan | A Romanian guide who assists in the travels. |
| Father Zikovic | A priest who speaks to Paul about local beliefs. |
| Dr. Gregor | A researcher in Germany connected to Rossi. |
| Sophie | A minor character who attends a scholarly meeting. |
| Dr. Milevski | A Bulgarian historian Paul consults with. |
| George Haddad | An Ottoman historian who aids Paul and Helen. |
| Markov | A mysterious figure who observes Paul. |
| Dusan | A local villager who shares Dracula legends. |
| Madame Yana | A Romanian innkeeper with knowledge of the region’s history. |
| Emil | A scholar mentioned in connection with Rossi. |
| Dr. Petrescu | A doctor in Romania who knows local stories. |
| Monica | A librarian who helps the narrator in one of the cities. |
| Samuel Stein | An archivist in Hungary who has old maps. |
| Marta | A Hungarian scholar who aids Paul. |
| Ilena | A traveler the narrator meets while searching for clues. |
| Father Nicolae | A Romanian priest who shares local legends. |
| Constantine | A Greek scholar with knowledge of ancient texts. |
| Valeria | A minor character mentioned in Paul’s travels. |
| Father Dumitrescu | A Romanian priest who gives Paul advice. |
| Krum | A Bulgarian scholar who warns Paul about local dangers. |
| Ivan | A Bulgarian farmer who offers hospitality to Helen. |
| Constantin Bâlcescu | A historian familiar with local legends. |
| Luca | A local historian who shares documents with Paul. |
| Leila | A girl who travels with the narrator during one segment. |
| Dmitri | A researcher in Russia who aids in the search. |
| Peter Novak | A scholar with valuable insights into old manuscripts. |
| Andrei | A local scholar Paul meets briefly. |
| Agata | A maid who serves Paul during his travels. |
| Madam Ionescu | An old woman knowledgeable about Dracula. |
| Hristo | A Bulgarian farmer who shares his knowledge with the narrator. |
| Father Anton | A Bulgarian priest who helps the narrator. |
| Krieger | A minor character in the German segments. |
| Isabelle | A girl Paul meets briefly during his search. |
| Stefan Kovacs | A librarian who holds key information about Dracula. |
| Lajos | A Hungarian archivist who helps the narrator. |
| Vasile | A local villager who knows about Dracula’s past. |
| Yordan | A Bulgarian who shares local stories with Paul. |
| Nadia | A librarian in a Romanian town. |
| Ernst | A researcher the narrator encounters in Germany. |
| Dragos | A villager who tells Dracula stories. |
| Konstantin | A researcher who specializes in folklore. |
| Simeon | A Romanian guide who leads Paul through dangerous areas. |
| Filip | A character involved briefly in the monastery scenes. |
| Costel | A guide who shares his knowledge of local ruins. |
| Maria’s Father | A local man who warns the narrator. |
| Daniel | A local historian who talks with Paul. |
| The Young Librarian | An enthusiastic assistant who aids the narrator. |
| Anya | A librarian who holds key records. |
| Father Gregory | A priest in Romania who shares local stories. |
| Zoltan | A local resident who warns Paul about Dracula. |
| Irene | A traveler the narrator meets in Bulgaria. |
| Jovan | A historian who shares stories of old battles. |
| Father Andrei | A monk knowledgeable about old texts. |
| Daciana | A guide who takes the narrator to ancient ruins. |
| Ionel | A young scholar Paul meets in Romania. |
| Kristina | A Romanian historian who helps Helen. |
| Father Vladimir | A Romanian priest who shares ancient legends. |
| Lev | A librarian with knowledge of old folklore. |
| Professor Lidia | A researcher who holds key documents about the monastery. |
| Mr. Markov | An informant in Bulgaria who talks to Paul. |
| Father Dimitri | A Romanian priest who meets the narrator. |
| Elizaveta | A librarian who helps with old archives. |
| Anton | A villager who gives Paul valuable clues. |
| The Young Guide | A minor character who leads the narrator to a historic site. |
| Maria’s Mother | A local woman who shares old tales. |
| Franz | A historian the narrator meets in Germany. |
| Nicholas | A student of folklore who talks with Helen. |
| Father Serban | A Romanian priest who offers guidance to Paul. |
| Marko | A historian who shares knowledge about Dracula’s tomb. |
| Marian | A librarian who holds key maps. |
| Emil the Archivist | A character in Bulgaria who helps Paul. |
| Stefan the Guide | A Romanian guide who aids the narrator. |
| Dr. Rus | A historian in Hungary who shares Dracula’s past. |
| Viktor | A librarian the narrator consults in Eastern Europe. |
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