Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Bram Stoker’s Dracula are stories of coldhearted beings instigating devastation and anguish for the lead characters until the time of the monsters’ downfall. Each story contains a protagonist, villain and tributary character. The protagonists in both novels fight to overthrow the destructive foes. The protagonists of Frankenstein and Dracula differ in the way that they fought their beasts. Both stories include secondary characters, who happen to be the female lovers of the