The journal of Van Helsing

March 2, 1897 

I wonder if I should tell the others what I suspect about Lucy. Any ordinary person would consider me mad if I were to tell them that someone was an Un-dead. I am especially worried about how Jonathan will take this, as it may cause a relapse of his own madness. Though I dread telling Dr. Seward and Arthur that Lucy is responsible for sucking the blood of children ,they have a right to know. They will also be instrumental in the destruction of what I believe Lucy has become. I have made sure that I have armed myself with all that is necessary for the destruction of the Un-dead, as well as for those that I hope will help me. If Jonathan and the rest cannot be convinced of my fears, I may need to do this task alone, so God give me strength. The doctor should be fairly easily convinced and may be growing suspicious after Lucy consumed four grown men's blood in such a short time. If my suspicions are well placed then the body that is now resting in Lucy's coffin will not have begun to decompose. This should be proof enough of Lucy being the "Bloofer Lady" 

-Van Helsing