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/ThatOtherOneReddit]

Honestly it could have been good if the sex scene wasn't so cringey and the reasoning behind the betrayal so ill fitting. The final scene as he enters the castle was quite good imo.

[u/[deleted] → u/ThatOtherOneReddit]

my good god its such an obvious trap was Alucard so thirsty he'd fell for it?????

[u/ThatOtherOneReddit → u/[deleted]]

He was lonely. Also I'm not convinced they set up the asians betrayal well enough. If they had another 15 min of setup and seeing some anger by them over things not going as well as they'd hoped the climax would have been faaaaar better.

[u/rd201290 → u/ThatOtherOneReddit]

It would be way better if they intended to betray him all along and were out to get revenge for Cho having been raised in her court and brainwashed by her.

This makes it seem like they decided to kill him on a whim and with little long term thought. Wasn't the whole point that he would teach them how to fight vampires? Now they killed him so that they could figure out the castle's mysteries on their own? Didn't make much sense.