Innkeeper: Borgo Pass?Englishman: Yes.Innkeeper: Whose carriage?Englishman: Count Dracula""s.Innkeeper: Count Dracula""s?Englishman: Yes.(The inkeeper""s wife superstitiously crosses herself.)Innkeeper: (fearfully) Castle Dracula?Englishman: Yes, that""s where I""m going.Innkeeper: To the castle?Englishman: Yes.Innkeeper: (tremulously) Nooo.You mustn""t go there.The passenger is cryptically warned by the innkeeper o abandon his trip until the next day, because deadly vampires appear between sunset and sunrise:We people of the mountains believe at the Castle here arevampires.A Broadway stage version, also titledTo Be or Not to Be, opened in 2008 and played for only a few months.Painstakingly, he rewinds and replays fragments of dialogue - slowly piecing together Ann and Mark""s audible conversation.(They place their palms together)Romeo: Have not saints lips, and holy palmers too?Juliet: Ay, pilgrim, lips are things to use in prayer.