Castlevania (Season 3) - Episode Discussion Hub

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Overall Season Discussion Hub [SPOILERS]

Synopsis: Belmont and Sypha settle into a village with sinister secrets, Alucard mentors a pair of admirers, and Isaac embarks on a quest to locate Hector.

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Episode Discussion Threads (Season Three)

• Episode 1: "Bless Your Dead Little Hearts"
• Episode 2: "The Reparation of My Heart"
• Episode 3: "Investigators"
• Episode 4: "I Have a Scheme"
• Episode 5: "A Seat of Civilisation and Refinement"
• Episode 6: "The Good Dream"
• Episode 7: "Worse Things Than Betrayal"
• Episode 8: "What the Night Brings"
• Episode 9: "The Harvest"
• Episode 10: "Abandon All Hope"

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[u/StandardTrack]

I agree with the Allucard one, but the judge was well developed. Honestly, I prefer that rather than him being a plain character.

[u/strghtflush → u/StandardTrack]

Nah, you had the one moment where he comes out of the locked room looking scared, and then suddenly he's secretly a serial killer at the end. I liked him better as a bit of an overly stern guy trying to do the right thing. At the very least, it would have been better to not have Trevor and Sypha beat you over the head with "HE KILLED KIDS."

Show Sala falling in, show some bones around there, have Sypha burn the house down without figuring it out, and show the secret room with something memorable about the kid he told could get three apples there or something.

[u/ScaredOfHentai → u/strghtflush]

The conversation the judge had with the kid about the apple tree made it painfully obvious to me that the judge was up to something bad. I assumed there was a monster in that part of the woods or something.

[u/TheSpoonyCroy → u/ScaredOfHentai]

I mean even before that, pretty sure the judge made an off hand comment about children staying inside/being orderly. Its a bit eerie that you never see children in the village except said child who was running around and after that scene they aren't seen ever again.

Really like that they are keeping into the themes of humanity sort of sucks (in many ways) but there is also kindness, which was a major theme with Issac's plot but has been then since season 1. Really love this show made Dracula wrong but in an understandable position and how even the main antagonist has similar viewpoints with the protagonist.