Final answer:
Dr. John Seward from 'Dracula' did not move to England from America, does not want to marry Mina Murray/Harker, is a former student of Dr. Van Helsing, and whilst he does arrange transfusions to save Lucy, there is no specific mention of him performing one on himself.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is about the character Dr. John Seward from the novel 'Dracula' by Bram Stoker. Dr. Seward's character is involved with several of the central events of the story, including the care for Lucy Westenra and the hunt for Dracula. Here are the statements with their corresponding truth values:
- a) He moved to England from America: False. Dr. John Seward is already living in England as the novel begins; he does not move from America.
- b) He secretly wants to marry Mina Murray/Harker: False. Dr. Seward's romantic interest is Lucy Westenra, not Mina.
- c) He is a former student of Dr. Van Helsing: True. Dr. Seward was indeed a student of Dr. Van Helsing and respect him greatly.
- d) He performs a transfusion on himself to save Lucy's life: False. Dr. Seward arranges for multiple blood transfusions to save Lucy, but it is not specified that he performs one on himself.