From this chapter i really like Minas character. I like the way she describes her surounding and the people around her she also seems to care alot as she is worried about her friend and her problems. She finally mentions Jonathan and is worried about him as he has only contacted her once which she dosnt think was actually him
The gothic genre is this time refferd to with the talk of myths and legends of grave stones and killings relating to this Doctor Sewards diary was quite strange with the talk of spiders and flies im not really sure what to think of him yet, he clearly loves Lucy but im not sure as to what he is going to persue with her and her lover.
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It's good to have a feminine perspective on this: the boys find it lacking in action, but I think you are accurate in identifying Mina's concerns as being natural and realistic. The concern about Jonathan is also successful at building dramatic irony, as we know he is not alright!
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