Nosferatu: Knock (Alexander Granach)

Comments for death : Nosferatu: Knock (Alexander Granach).

Not having seen this film, I'm not sure about which categories should apply.
I assume he is spiritually bound to Orlok, so dies with him - but I've put "unique" for now.

Yeah he's basically under a spell, so it's hard to say how it works with master/slave.

I was always under the impression Nosferatu's crazy man-slaave just carried on being crazy after Orlock died.`

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Bruno! Yes, yes, Lovely to hear from you too! No, no, ze vitness? Do not worry! I haff taken care of ze vitness. Yes, yes. Shoot him? What, ar-are you stupid? No, no I am not going to blow ze plane up! I... haff put snakes... on ze plane.

His death scene is the very next scene after Orlock fights The Sun so you're probably right, although he admittedly didn't have much time for introspection.

I've never seen the film myself, but I did see the action figures put out by Silent Screamers, which gave Knock the surname 'Renfield,' apparently to bring him a little more in line with the Dracula mythos.