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How Is Hotel Raler To Be Human

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In the recent movie Hotel Transylvania 2 There was a new character introduced, Dennis. Drax's daughter,Mavis had a baby with a human, Jonathan. Grandpa Drax fears that the baby will not be a vampire like him. Drax has plans to make prove that Dennis is a vampire. To accomplish his goal, he sends his daughter and Jonathan on a vacation.After some horrible news the mother plans on leaving with the child after his birthday.Beforee they are able to leave the big bad bat hearts Dennises girl, Winnie. So will the baby be a human or a strong vampire. So Drax's daughter has a baby with a human right after they get married. Grandpa Drax where's that baby Dennis will be human. This is only a possibility because Jonathan is human. Drax has no problems

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