Jonathan Rhys Meyers is Vlad Tepes, more popularly known as Count Dracula in the first season of NBC's "Dracula." 

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Adapted from Bram Stoker's novel "Dracula," NBC's "Dracula" pits the story around Vlad Tepes, who masquerades as American Alexander Grayson, who is hoping to improve on electricity, something that someobody like him (cannot go into the sun) will find very useful. 

Science goes before spirituality in "Dracula," with Dracula's enemey Van Helsing instead working on a cure for Vampires, an Grayson trying to perfect his technology for electricity.

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However, a lot of blood still remains, and Alexander Grayson still is a bloodthisty beast at night. 

In previous episodes he has discovered that Lord Laurent, powerful member of the Order of Dragons, is gay, and is using it against him as blackmail. Will Lord Laurent be driven to suicide for this humiliation?

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Meanwhile, Dracula sends journalist Jonathan Harker off to an impossible assignment in order to get closer to his fiancee, Mina, whose medical profession he disapproves of. 

Heartbroken Mina is taken out to London by her friend Lucy in "Dracula" season 1 episode 3, titled "Goblin Merchant Men." IS this the right time for Dracula/Grayson to pounce?

When fans watch "Dracula" season 1 episode 3 online, Dracula's horrific past is to be seen: the promo for the third installment of the first season shows how he had been tortured by Order of the Dragon. WIll the atrocities explain how Dracula is at present?