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Quincey Morris: character portrait from Dracula (Bram Stoker)

A character in Dracula

Quincey Morris

Dracula by Bram Stoker1897

A brave and resourceful American adventurer who joins the group to help defeat Dracula.

Also known as: Quincey, the American

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Meet Quincey Morris

At the story’s outset, Quincey Morris is a brave, resourceful American adventurer drawn into a growing effort to confront Dracula. Known as “the American,” he brings practical courage and rugged action as he works with the others against the threat.

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