The real Dracula, meaning Vlad the Impaler (who was a real person), or the great Dracula romantisized by Bram Stokker, would both kill, mutilate, disembowel, drain, destroy, and if you can think of any other word, annaihalate Edward Cullens, then move on to the rest of the
Twilight cast, particuarly focusing on tearing the werewolf Jacob limb from limb.
Face it, people. The vampires penned in
Twilight are cheap, pansy, glittery fakes filled with fluff. Anyone who reads books that are actually good, and that have to do with the supernatural would know this.
True vampires are
not romantic. They are undead, blood-sucking creatures of the night that see humans as nothing more than food.
Now, to further this rant, I will tell what
I know about vampires in literature and elsewhere, as they should be. And before you go on about how "they're not real", keep in mind that I am a firm believer in the paranormal.
There are twelve generations of vampires today, each successive generation being weaker than the one before it, but in greater numbers. The first generation consisted of a singe being. Cain, or the one who killed Able, was cursed, but at the same time found that he possessed great supernatural powers. From him, branched the second generation, and at this point, his gifts were divided between the vampires, forming "clans"
-The Lasombre had command over obtenebration and its shadowplay.
-The Gengrel had command of great physical feats, impossible to man.
-The Tzemisci inherited fleshcrafting, the ability to form bodies as they willed.
-The Assamite found great stealth, and the ability to remain undetected by the world.
-The Brujah inherited enormous strength, capable of turning mountains to dust.
-The Nosferatu inherited great strength, the ability to conceal their cursed bodies, and the command over all the animal kingdom.
-The Rahvnos developed the great power of illusion, able to kill a victim with his own mind.
Alarmingly, the second generation birthed another generation, which revolted and killed off the entire generation before itself. From that point on, all vampires were divided against eachother, into two sects.
The Sabbat, a sect that knew its superiority over the world, and recognized that they should not hide in the shadows, and that humans were mere food and nourishment.
And the Camarilla, a more secritive sect that prefered to rule the world from infiltrating our governments, but equally ruthless. Revealing oneself to be a vampire to anyone outside one's own sect was punishable by death. There was no way to hide it.
For thousands of years and over approximately a dozen vampiric generations later, the two sects have wared against on another in the shadows of our citites, the Camarillan princes often masking the conficts as "terrorist attacks" or "gang fights". When lycanthropes decided to declare war on vampires as a race, that merely served to complicate the "Masquerade Wars."
Now, about Dracula.
He would be placed as a 4th Generation Tsemisci.
In other words, a Methuselah. Without much effort on his part, he could wipe out an area the size of London in about an hour.
Stephanie Meyers attempted to make vampires romantic, and failed hilariously; instead she enraged thousands and threw kindles on a two-thousand year-old fire.
Rant over.