Carmilla: szereplők, idővonal és helyszínek

An editor introduces a woman's narrative and Doctor Hesselius's scholarly interest in its mysterious subject.

The narrator recalls a mysterious woman comforting her in childhood before she feels two sharp punctures.

General Spielsdorf's letter blames a dangerous guest for Bertha Rheinfeldt's suffering.

A carriage overturns, and the narrator's father shelters a young woman while her mother continues her journey.

The narrator recognizes the stranger's face from her childhood encounter, and the guest describes a matching dream.

Carmilla conceals her background, shows overpowering affection, and suffers a painful fit after hearing a funeral hymn.

A restored portrait of Mircalla, Countess Karnstein, bears an exact resemblance to Carmilla.

The narrator dreams of a huge black animal, feels piercing pain, and sees a woman leave her locked bedroom.

The narrator grows weaker, and a dream warning leads to the discovery that Carmilla's locked room is empty.

Laura finds Carmilla back in her room, and her father suggests sleepwalking explains the disappearance.

Doctor Spielsberg examines Laura and orders constant company; her father takes her toward Karnstein.

General Spielsdorf declares that supernatural enemies killed his niece and announces his intention to open tombs at Karnstein.

The General recounts meeting Millarca and her secretive mother at Count Carlsfeld's celebration.

The General agrees to shelter Millarca while her mother leaves on urgent, secret business.

Laura recognizes her own symptoms in the General's account as the party reaches the Karnstein ruins.

The General recounts his ward's death, then attacks Carmilla and identifies her as Millarca and Mircalla.

An inquiry identifies the buried countess as Carmilla, and the authorities destroy her body.

Vordenburg explains his ancestor's concealment of Mircalla's grave, while Laura recalls continuing fear despite a journey to Italy.