Original sentence: Apart from the Dracula movies, there have been comparatively few movies about the man who inspired the vampire.Some have claimed that the novel owes more to the legends about Elizabeth Báthory, a 16th century Hungarian countess who allegedly murdered hundreds of her servants.Vlad's name has often been thrown into the political and ethnic feuds between Hungarians and Romanians, but he was ultimately far from an enemy of Hungary
Edited sentence: A bull's neck supported the head, from which black curly locks were falling to his wide-shouldered person.A description of Vlad Dracula survives courtesy of Nicholas of Modrussa, who wrote:.Apart from the Dracula movies, which are partially based on Tepes as well as Elizabeth Báthory, there have been comparatively few movies about the man who inspired the vampire.Bram Stoker's Dracula.Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula.He was not very tall, but very stocky and strong, with a cruel and terrible appearance, a long straight nose, distended nostrils, a thin and reddish face in which the large wide-open green eyes were enframed by bushy black eyebrows, which made them appear threatening.His face and chin were shaven but for a moustache.It is somewhat ironic that Vlad's name has often been thrown into the political and ethnic feuds between Hungarians and Romanians, because he was ultimately far from an enemy of Hungary.Some have claimed that the novel owes more to the legends about possibly the most prolific female serial killer in history Elizabeth Báthory, a 16th century Hungarian countess who murdered hundreds of her servants.The swollen temples increased the bulk of his head