 By now, the discovery of the link between "Makt myrkranna" and "Mörkrets makter" has rendered Skal's suspicions about Ásmundsson's role obsolete.But as "Makt myrkranna" was based on the Swedish "Halfvecko" text, in turn derived from the "Dagen" serialization, these parallels now apply to all three Nordic variants, and raise the question whether "A-e" (instead of Ásmundsson) was familiar with Stoker's early ideas for the plot, or even had received an early draft from England.In his analysis of December 2017, Berghorn pointed to the short story "Dracula's Guest" (published posthumously in 1914), claiming that "Dracula's Guest" originally was a chapter from "Dracula," but was removed from the final draft.