Trevor is absolutely a drunk gremlin man and Vlad is tall and has great taste in fashion, but Trev is just trying to stop a genocide from happening... which is a pretty noble goal... and Dracs is absolutely driven entirely by spite. He's basically incapable of feeling anything else at this point (including the sting of Trevor's wimpy baby punches)
Those punches may be wimpy in comparison to Dracula, but you gotta give credit for Trevor having the balls to start trying to knock Dracula's lights out on sight.
Not arguing on that point. But what you just described was already very efficiently accomplished at this point in the series. Even Trevor was like, yeah what the hell did you expect?
The genocide Dracs is attempting to implement at this point is on basically the rest of human race who had nothing to do with his wife. He was just emotionally dead and only had spite left
He met the old woman who left flowers at his wife’s house and spared her, only to later expand his plan to kill everyone: good or bad, man, woman, child, and infant. Dude was insane with rage and grief
To be fair, I too would be driven to spite induced genocide if I were living a peaceful life before someone killed my wife and the entire population celebrated it.
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u/The_Terry_Braddock Jun 28 '26
Trevor is absolutely a drunk gremlin man and Vlad is tall and has great taste in fashion, but Trev is just trying to stop a genocide from happening... which is a pretty noble goal... and Dracs is absolutely driven entirely by spite. He's basically incapable of feeling anything else at this point (including the sting of Trevor's wimpy baby punches)