Dracula's coffin

In the first episode Jasmine describes a gorgeous coffin perched in the doorway of the first class car at the Fagari railway station, with rosewood the party recognizes and a saffron smell CR E1·00:52:56. She says a thin mist at its feet forms little hands that crawl up its sides, and "This has to be him" CR E1·00:52:56. When May casts darkness the coffin opens with a pneumatic hiss, and a man with high cheekbones and impossibly large teeth comes forward CR E1·00:56:32.

The coffin is the one in which Count Dracula arrives by train in the first episode CR E1·00:52:56 CR E1·00:56:32. In the second episode the cannonball that wounds Dracula knocks the coffin over and it closes CR E2·00:08:17. After holy water burns him, Dracula says "Put me in the coffin", and Squing drags the coffin through the bats and into the back of the carriage CR E2·00:20:39 CR E2·01:02:31.

In the third episode Jasmine's recap says the coffin is stashed in the barn of the Gold Crona Inn, where Wetzel sits with it CR E3·00:01:22. In the fourth episode a werewolf drags the coffin out of the carriage, Jasmine says some strange force keeps the lid on, and Squing drags it back CR E4·00:28:32 CR E4·00:31:32 CR E4·00:48:31. Squing notices a letter flapping from the coffin where the nails have pulled up CR E4·00:51:28. In the sixth episode Squing flies Dracula down and places him inside a different coffin, the big one in the center of his chamber, which Jasmine confirms is Dracula's own CR E6·00:06:18 CR E6·00:07:23 CR E6·00:07:35. Jasmine says the dials around it turn and "Almost the entire earth moves a bit when he is placed in his ancestral tomb" CR E6·00:08:05. Dracula then comes out of it as a ravening beast CR E6·00:08:31.