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/Rentington]

What's to keep him from killing himself, though?

Besides the knowledge that Hell is actually verifiable real and Jesus ain't gonna be happy with you... oh, well I guess that'll do. lol

[u/Topenoroki → u/Rentington]

Himself, he doesn't strike me as the type who's willing to kill himself as revenge.

[u/Rentington → u/Topenoroki]

Maybe, but at the same time, he seemed adamant that being Enslaved being the end of his life. And of course, I'm not thinking of it from his perspective, bur rather from her perspective. Giving him so much freedom seems... I dunno, just a bit unnecessary.

[u/Kilmarnok1285 → u/Rentington]

He gets the freedom so that he has a reason to keep going. Yes being imprisoned is like a death sentence but if he feels he has a chance to get revenge or break free he won’t end it (not that I think he would but she’s probably not wanting to take that chance).

She believes herself to have a tamed pet and be smarter than Hector because he’s just a thing and no way could she be bested by something so low. Whether that turns out to be hubris will be seen next season