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[[Vladimir Dracula]]|associations = [[Whitby]] |
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| − | [[Flesh and Blood]] <small>(mentioned)</small>}}The '''Whitby Goth Festival''' is a fictitious event held in Whitby, Yorkshire. It is a music festival for goths ranging over the period of three days and two nights. It is based upon the real world Whitby Goth Weekend, founded by Jo Hampshire in 1994. Whether the events are one in the same is as of yet unknown. |
+ | [[Flesh and Blood]] <small>(mentioned)</small>}}The '''Whitby Goth Festival''' is a fictitious event held in Whitby, Yorkshire. It is a music festival for goths ranging over the period of three days and two nights. It is based upon the real world ''Whitby Goth Weekend'', founded by Jo Hampshire in 1994. Whether the events are one in the same is as of yet unknown. |
Following one of the multiple time periods whereafter Count Dracula and [[Magda Westenra|Magda Westenra]] had seperated, [[Count Dracula]] explained to [[Vladimir Dracula|Vlad]] that he had attended the 1995 event as an attempt to "cheer himself up". He had spied [[Sally Giles]] across a crowded hall, and had first mistaken her for a fellow [[vampire]], stating, ''"You know, some of those goths are very convincing!" '' |
Following one of the multiple time periods whereafter Count Dracula and [[Magda Westenra|Magda Westenra]] had seperated, [[Count Dracula]] explained to [[Vladimir Dracula|Vlad]] that he had attended the 1995 event as an attempt to "cheer himself up". He had spied [[Sally Giles]] across a crowded hall, and had first mistaken her for a fellow [[vampire]], stating, ''"You know, some of those goths are very convincing!" '' |
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*Part of Bram Stoker's novel ''[[Dracula (novel)|Dracula]]'' was set in Whitby, and the location was likely chosen for the connection. |
*Part of Bram Stoker's novel ''[[Dracula (novel)|Dracula]]'' was set in Whitby, and the location was likely chosen for the connection. |
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*It is possible the Count was generalising, as he had only stated, ''"a goth festival in Whitby," ''and that they are the same event. |
*It is possible the Count was generalising, as he had only stated, ''"a goth festival in Whitby," ''and that they are the same event. |
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Latest revision as of 13:58, 21 February 2018
| Whitby Goth Festival | |
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| Type: | Event |
| Associated Persons: | Sally Giles |
| Other Associations: | Whitby |
| Only Appearance: | Who's the Daddy (mentioned) Flesh and Blood (mentioned) |
The Whitby Goth Festival is a fictitious event held in Whitby, Yorkshire. It is a music festival for goths ranging over the period of three days and two nights. It is based upon the real world Whitby Goth Weekend, founded by Jo Hampshire in 1994. Whether the events are one in the same is as of yet unknown.
Following one of the multiple time periods whereafter Count Dracula and Magda Westenra had seperated, Count Dracula explained to Vlad that he had attended the 1995 event as an attempt to "cheer himself up". He had spied Sally Giles across a crowded hall, and had first mistaken her for a fellow vampire, stating, "You know, some of those goths are very convincing!"
He later described her as the most bewitching of women, and that he was very fond of her. They got along splendidly, and the festival ended with Sally falling pregnant with Vlad.
Trivia
- Part of Bram Stoker's novel Dracula was set in Whitby, and the location was likely chosen for the connection.
- It is possible the Count was generalising, as he had only stated, "a goth festival in Whitby," and that they are the same event.