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	Renfield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dwight Frye as Renfield in the 1931 adaptation of Dracula.
		Renfield is a fictional character in the novel Dracula by Bram Stoker.
		Film adaptations of the novel, if they include Renfield, have a tendency to expand his role, making him a more active and long-standing servant of the vampire Count and often depicting his zoophagous mania as a result of falling under Dracula's influence, rather than as a pre-existing condition that made him vulnerable to it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Renfield (394 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Renfield
		Dwight Fry as Renfield in the 1931 adaptation of Dracula.
		Enraged by this treachery, Dracula infiltrates Renfield's cell (in the form of fog) and forces him to commit suicide.
		Renfield, the literary character, is caught between a rock and a hard place.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Renfield (762 words)

	Renfield syndrome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Renfield syndrome, also known as clinical vampirism, is a mental disease somewhat recognised by doctors in modern times as the obsession to drink blood.
		The term had been very controversial, since very few cases of the syndrome have been identified and therefore many psychologists thought that the Renfield syndrome is most likely a form of paranoid schizophrenia.
		Renfield's Syndrome was discredited in the mid 1980’s, as the standard obsessive-compulsive disorder Attention-Deficient/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), which can be treated with several proven medications, and by personal awareness of the condition.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Renfield_syndrome (280 words)

	RENFIELD-about
		Renfield is a fascinating character that has been victimized by those who have deviated from the original novel.
		Renfield has a cloudy understanding that it was the consumption of souls that would give everlasting life.
		Renfield's love for Mina is not a possessive one, in that he is not "courting" her but rather a love of humanity that she stands for.
	www.fuziondigital.com /renfieldabout.htm (830 words)

	Who's Who in Springfield \| Violet Renfield \| Guiding Light @ soapcentral.com
		Renfield was nearly frightened by this young woman (and not only because of her pregnancy) but because she wore a miniskirt to the interview and furthermore she was with an equally disturbing young woman whom Nola introduced as her hairdresser friend, Gracie Middleton.
		Renfield had also recently hired a new personal nurse for Quinton, who suffered from some wicked headaches due to the many competitors (some not so legal) he had in finding new archaeological sites (and then exploring them) and from the many women who were attracted to Quinton, some who had left him very unhappy.
		Renfield would also take note of the fact that Lesley Ann (a recent transplant to Springfield from Oklahoma) was not very fond of Nola (at least at first, she'd get over this when she saw Nola's former fiancé, Floyd Parker) and Lesley Ann was never on good terms with Nola's friend, Gracie.
	www.soapcentral.com /gl/whoswho/violet.php (2442 words)

	Vampirica Pseudepigrapha
		Like Bertha Mason, Renfield is a pivotal character in that he is the proverbial canary in the coal mine, alerting the reader to imminent danger.
		Renfield in particular is silenced ultimately in how he is dismissed, both by Bram Stoker, and by his culture, as a mere madman whose perspective is not valuable, and whose life is easily expendable in the service of furthering the plot.
		Lucas’s Renfield is an interesting character in his own right, and the author’s formation of him is deeply grounded in both Stoker’s characterization of Dr. Seward’s patient and in previous retellings of Dracula that have likewise contributed to the collective story.
	www.lsu.edu /necrofile/renfield16.htm (602 words)

	Whit's End - Library
		Renfield believes that Halloween is not only harmful, it's a slap in the face to Christians everywhere.
		Renfield says it's causing a ton of trouble in his household because his children aren't allowed to participate.
		Renfield reconsider-after all, the party is a celebration of the saints, not demons.
	www.whitsend.org /library/searchdet.cfm?type=as&article=602 (276 words)

	Welcome to Silver Bullet Comics! // THE source, nuff said! // Comics, Subscriptions, News, Previews, Reviews, Events, ...
		Renfield is the saga of a man driven insane by the need to serve his Messiah who is actually Dracula.
		Based on the classic novel, the story of Renfield is the story that writer Bram Stoker left out of his novel.
		Renfield faces his pre-ordained task of preparing for his mysterious “master” and struggles to understand what his “messiah” is asking of him.
	www.silverbulletcomics.com /news/story.php?a=2334 (352 words)

	Definition of Renfield
		Renfield is a trick-taking card game produced by Cheapass Games.
		A Renfield deck consists of 54 cards, split into three suits and numbered from 0 to 17.
		In structure, Renfield is something of a cross between poker and trick-taking games.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Renfield (455 words)

	Yale Nursing-Clinical Practice Clinical Innovations
		The Beatrice Renfield Division of Nursing Education and Research was named in her honor.
		Beatrice Renfield was a member of the board of directors of the VNSNY and Beth Israel Medical Center.
		Renfield, who died in September 2002, believed that excellence in nursing is the foundation of quality healthcare.
	nursing.yale.edu /Research/Innovations (479 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		In the original novel, Renfield was the insane inmate who foretold the coming of the evil vampire and served somewhat as a disciple of Dracula.
		Impassioned with the zeal of a religious fanatic, Renfield struggles to grasp the overwhelming need to serve the darkness against his humanity.
		As Renfield is slowly being consumed by the madness because of the visions and voices that intrude upon his dreams and nightmares, he must try to understand the mysterious message that his "master" or "messiah" (Dracula) is asking of him.
	www.calibercomics.com /TITLES/renfield.htm (225 words)

	The Art Of Robert Renfield - Renfield Bio
		Robert Renfield was born in England in 1978.
		Renfield became hopelessly consumed with the Art component of his course, often spending up to 12 hours in the studio at a stretch.
		Renfield also completed a book of his thoughts and ponderances entitled Manifestation Of The Psyche (published 2003).
	www.night-thought.com /renfieldbio.html (248 words)

	Static Annie (2099, Doom 2099 character)
		Renfield wasn't convinced that the big guy in the armor was the real Doom, but Doom told him that he didn't need his faith, just his obedience.
		While Renfield took the inhibitor spike out of her back, Annie told Doom that her power was to speak to machines, and that sitting next to his shattered armor was like sitting next to a fresh corpse.
		Renfield admitted he was, and that he was just trying to impress her.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/staticannie.htm (465 words)

	TV >> SCI FI Channel >> Mad Mad House >> Renfield's Syndrome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		This usually occurs in childhood, and the experience of bleeding or the taste of blood is found to be "exciting." After puberty, this excitement associated with blood is experienced as sexual arousal.
		Persons with Renfield's syndrome may themselves catch and eat or drink the blood of living creatures such as insects, cats, dogs, or birds.
		The defining characteristics of Renfield's syndrome is the blood-drinking compulsion.
	www.scifi.com /mbb/browse.php?aid=16568 (725 words)

	Renfield Biography
		The musical persona and nom de plume of "Renfield" was born in Miami, Fla. in late 1979.
		Renfield's music is circa 20th Century, written and created democratically by people of planet Earth's Popular Culture.This music wherein thought, sentiment, spirit, truth, hope, and reality are interspersed was/is meant to project and reflect vitality and vision not freneticism and circumlocution.
		Renfield is meant to be itself, as purely as that is possible without pretension, while stemming from the natural personalities of its constituent parts and their honest debt to their own histories and influences…
	members.aol.com /renfield50/bio.htm (1365 words)

	Amazon.com: The Book of Renfield: A Gospel of Dracula: Books: Tim Lucas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Unlike his traditional hysterical caricature, the Renfield of this Dickensian account is a sensitive foundling whose childhood hunger for love was never fulfilled by cruel peers and adults.
		The Shakespearean fool of Stoker's tale, Renfield is best in his bit part as a commentator whose insane remarks are both eerily prescient and a dark reflection of his evil vampire master.
		Renfield's closest attachment is to Jolly, a mouse, until the beautiful but sinister Milady comes into his life.
	www.amazon.com /Book-Renfield-Gospel-Dracula/dp/0743243544 (2740 words)

	Renfield, Bela the Gypsy, Frankenstein Action Figures - Sideshow Toy - RTM Spotlight
		Renfield comes with a stone-texture base/stand, a lantern, a large (for the scale) deed, and a leather-texture briefcase.
		Renfield's head sculpt is downright creepy, with Frye's insane grin captured for posterity.
		Renfield is wearing fl socks under the pants, and has "Y" suspenders.
	www.toymania.com /columns/spotlight/ssthree.shtml (948 words)

	Album Review RENFIELD-Renfield :: Maelstrom :: Issue No 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		From the home studio of Leviathan comes Renfield, an entirely instrumental side project named after the character in Dracula who eats bugs and goes mental during storms.
		Compared to Wrest's main project, Renfield is far more mellow and laid back, with the evil vibe found on Leviathan largely absent.
		The music found on Renfield is basically divided into two major styles, the ambient and the non-ambient.
	www.maelstrom.nu /ezine/review_iss6_191.php?issue=6 (283 words)

	Cheapass Games - Renfield
		Renfield is what the Gravediggers of Parts Unknown play for money, when they're not scavenging body parts for Science.
		Renfield was originally released in 1999 as Cheapass Games #019.
		And, due to an overwhelming lack of interest in the game, it died four years later at the tail end of its initial print run.
	www.cheapass.com /free/games/renfield.html (270 words)

	romancedanmark.dk :: View topic - The Book of Renfield- Tim Lucas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Renfield’s death (or rather murder) was his last attempt to save Mina from the clutches of his Master.
		Told in the form of journal entries, diary comments and conversations between the doctor and Renfield, readers feel sorry for the man who was abandoned as an infant and thus was easy prey for Dracula to convert him into one of his minions.
		Although at times he is pathetic and acts in a disgusting manner, his lifelong fight to be free of Dracula and his attempt to stop him from going after Mina raises him to heroic proportions in Dr. Seward’s eyes years after his death.
	www.romancedanmark.dk /forum/viewtopic.php?t=633 (366 words)

	Renfield
		Brief description: Renfield is the saga of a man driven insane by the need to serve his Messiah who is actually Dracula.
		While (naturally) touching on vampirism, Renfield avoids the pitfalls of the blood lust that is too common seen.
		Additional: Renfield is a story that will instantly be familiar to most viewers yet the mysterious aspects will be allowed to unfold in a natural progression.
	www.fuziondigital.com /renfield.htm (460 words)

	Dracula - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		There is a notable encounter between Dracula and Seward's patient Renfield, an insane man who means to consume insects, spiders, and birds, and other creatures — in ascending order of size — in order to absorb their "life force".
		Renfield acts as a kind of motion sensor, detecting the proximity of Dracula and releasing clues accordingly.
		All of her suitors fret and Seward calls in his old teacher, Professor Abraham Van Helsing from Amsterdam.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dracula (6192 words)

	RPGnet: The Inside Scoop on Gaming
		The background to Devil Bunny Needs a Ham could have been generated by randomly pulling words from a hat; the game itself makes sense, but the supposed conflict between wall-climbing sous-chefs and a delusional bunny is amusingly absurd.
		Following in this tradition, Renfield is a card game representing the kind of thing a bunch of grave robbers might do for a card game.
		The rules advise that Renfield works best with four, five, or six players, though it's possible to play with as few as three or as many as eight.
	www.rpg.net /news+reviews/reviews/rev_2086.html (490 words)

	Digital Webbing Forums - View Single Post - Desperado Announces Renfield: A Tale of Madness
		In the original novel, Renfield was the inmate who consumed bugs and warned of the coming of his Master.
		Reed said that the focus of the story is on Renfield as he is slowly being consumed by the madness.
		In writing Renfield, Reed, who also adapted the original novel as a graphic novel for Penguin Books, said that he wanted to insure that the events of Renfield stayed true to the Stoker classic in terms of chronological order and events.
	www.digitalwebbing.com /forums/showpost.php?p=1050011&postcount=1 (417 words)

	RENFIELD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Anpassungen des Romans filmen, wenn sie Renfield miteinschließen, haben eine Tendenz, seine Rolle zu erweitern, ihn einen aktiveren und althergebrachteren Bediensteten vom Vampire Zählimpuls bilden und seine zoophagous Manie resultierend aus dem Fallen unter Einfluß Draculas, anstatt als pre-existing Bedingung häufig bildlich darstellen, die ihn verletzbar zu ihm bildete.
		Eine Renfield Plattform besteht aus 54 Karten, die Spalte in drei Klagen und von 0 bis 17 numeriert.
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	www.faktedon.com /wiki/de/re/Renfield.htm (428 words)

	Amazon.com: Renfield: Books: Barbara Hambly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Though Hambly tries to craft a portrait of Renfield as a tragic victim, his frequent references to Stoker's characters and their adventures only remind the reader that a more interesting vampire adventure is unfolding beyond the borders of Renfield's asylum and the events of this novel.
		An inmate of Rushbrook Aylum, the obsessive Renfield's personal mission is to hunt and kill Van Helsing and his companions, setting the stage for a battle between the living and the dead that takes him from Dracula's castle to the darkness of his own madness, and the truth of where it all began.
		Renfield hopes in the upcoming confrontation he will be one of the casualties as he loathes his existence, but cannot eliminate himself by his own hand.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0425211681?v=glance (945 words)

	Renfield's Home Page
		Renfield lives with my parents in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
		He loves frisbees and has many talents, such as escaping from a locked cage at night, and wiping his dripping mouth on your clothes right after he takes a drink.
		Renfield laughing again, after the nurse says Miss Mina is dead (113 K)
	www.evil-pumpkin.com /jake/renfield.html (125 words)

	The Book of Renfield: A Gospel of Dracula by Touchstone
		When we first meet Renfield in Dracula, he is a tortured soul in decline, a fly-gobbling, Scripture-quoting lunatic who acts as a haunted harbinger of Dracula's arrival in England.
		At the novel's climax, readers discover that Renfield, under restraint in the asylum of Dr. John Seward, has been in psychic communication with Dracula all along, acting as his eyes and ears in expectation of unspeakable rewards.
		The Book of Renfield is a collection of the long-lost private diaries, professional journals, and wax-cylinder recordings that comprise Dr. Seward's obsessive study of Renfield.
	www.football-gear.biz /stuff-0743243544.html (1730 words)

	The Film is the life, Mr. Renfield
		Although Badham's film appears to borrow the spider-web imagery from the opening sequence of the 1930 film by creating a breathtaking design of sparkling webs overhanging Lucy (Kate Nelligan) as she dines in the Count's home, it does so in order to subvert its meaning from the original film.
		The point is driven home when Dracula rather mysteriously explains to Renfield, spooked by the size of his web on the staircase, "The spider spinning his web for the unwary fly.
		In Badham's film, we are expected to draw the same association between Langella's Dracula and the spider, until it becomes clear that Lucy (his potential victim) is not being lured into the web but chooses to go out of a conscious attraction to Dracula.
	www.horschamp.qc.ca /9707/offscreen_essays/dracula.html (1322 words)

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