Lucy Westenra is a character from Bram Stoker's novel Dracula. She is a young, beautiful woman engaged to Arthur Holmwood and is known for her vibrant personality and charm. Lucy's character represents innocence and the Victorian ideal of femininity. As the story progresses, Lucy becomes a victim of Count Dracula, who preys on her, leading to her transformation into a vampire. Her decline in health and eventual death highlight themes of vulnerability and the struggle between good and evil. Lucy's character serves as a pivotal point in the narrative, influencing the actions of other characters, including Dr. John Seward and Van Helsing.