| Arthur Holmwood | |
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| Personal | |
| Full name | Arthur Holmwood |
| Gender | Male |
| Birth | June 17, 1858[1] |
| Age | 81 (at time of death) |
| Death | April 6, 1940[1] |
| Relatives | Lord Godalming † (father) Clara Westerleigh † (wife) Albert Holmwood † (son) Lucy Westenra † (ex-fiancée) for more, see: Holmwood family |
| Military Information | |
| Affiliation | Department 19 (former) |
| Title | Director of Blacklight (former) |
| ID | NS301, 03-A[2] (former) |
| Status | Deceased |
Arthur Holmwood, also known as Lord Godalming, was one of the founders of Department 19. He also was the organisation's Director from 1904 to 1919.
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He is engaged to Lucy Westenra, and is best friends with the other two men who proposed to her on the very same day — Quincey Morris and Doctor John Seward. In the novel he is the one who drives a wooden stake into Lucy after she becomes a vampire and helps hunt down Count Dracula. In the middle of the story Holmwood's father dies and he succeeds his father as Lord Godalming. It is mentioned in the note at the end of the novel written seven years after Dracula's death, that Holmwood is now happily married.
It is of interest to note that Holmwood and Jonathan Harker exchange personality types depending on whose significant other is being terrorized by the Count. In the beginning, Holmwood is emotional and prone to fits of depression while Jonathan attempts to maintain a strong will and recovery after his time in Dracula's castle. After the death of Holmwood's father, he gains a somewhat stronger will, befitting on his new title, while Jonathan is constantly breaking down as his wife is terrorized by the Count.Appearances[]
- Department 19 (flashbacks only)
- Department 19: Zero Hour (mentioned only)
Trivia[]
- Holmwood and Godalming are both places in Surrey.
- Arthur Holmwood was at least partially formed after the character of the same name from Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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| Abraham Van Helsing ‒ Jonathan Harker ‒ John Seward ‒ Arthur Holmwood ‒ Henry Carpenter | |
| Paul Turner ‒ Henry Seward | |
| Abraham Van Helsing ‒ Arthur Holmwood ‒ Quincey Harker ‒ Peter Seward ‒ Stephen Holmwood ‒ Quincey Morris III ‒ Cal Holmwood | |
| Victor Frankenstein | |
| Paul Turner ‒ Andy Hardy | |
| Angela Darcy ‒ Jacob Scott | |
| Jack Williams ‒ Jamie Carpenter ‒ Larissa Kinley ‒ Kate Randall ‒ Matt Browning | |
| Lizzy Ellison | |
| Miller | |
| Harris ‒ Robert Karlsson | |
| Mark Cooper ‒ Yan | |
| Leandro Gonzalez ‒ Terry Bishop ‒ Andrew Johnson ‒ Katherine Elliot ‒ Stephen Marshall ‒ Cathy ‒ Bennet ‒ Grant ‒ Jess Nelson ‒ Natalia Lenski ‒ Todd McLean | |
| Julian Carpenter ‒ Cal Holmwood | |
| John Morton | |
| Richard Talbot ‒ Abraham Van Helsing | |
| John Seward | |
| John Carpenter ‒ David Morris ‒ Albert Holmwood ‒ Peter Seward ‒ Quincey Morris II ‒ Arthur Holmwood II ‒ Benjamin Seward ‒ David Harker ‒ Robert Harker ‒ Patrick McBride ‒ Thomas Morris ‒ Connor ‒ John Harker ‒ George Harker ‒ Stevenson ‒ Shaun Turner ‒ Richard Brennan ‒ Alex Lombard | |