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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In the book "Dracula", Professor Van Helsing mentions that he had a son who died, but doesn't go into detail about this.
In this movie, Gabriel Van Helsing has no memory of his past or his family. Granted, the movie implies that Gabriel Van Helsing is the human form of the archangel Gabriel, but he still could have taken that form by being born as the professor's son. This theory would explain why this movie's Van Helsing is a generation younger than the book's, why he doesn't exactly have the same profession, and why he has a different first name but the same last name. |