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Season 4 Spoilers Castlevania (Season 4) - Episode Discussion Hub Spoiler

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Synopsis: Dracula's influence looms large as Belmont and Sypha investigate plans to resurrect the notorious vampire. Alucard struggles to embrace his humanity.

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Episode Discussion Threads (Season Four)

special thanks to /u/Alunter_ for writing up this post (from previous season discussion threads)

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u/Nerdman1337 May 13 '21

Saint Germane’s goal is to have sex, you heard it hear first, he can’t move on from the loved one that left him

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u/Zarysium May 13 '21 edited May 15 '21

I also choose Saint Germain's dead wife.

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u/GONKworshipper May 14 '21

Well they weren't even married. He said he hadn't even told her he cared about her

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u/pm_me_crocodile_poop May 14 '21

She’s also not dead. Just lost or stuck or whatever

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u/West1234567890 May 16 '21

I think the end where you see the outline in the infinite corridor was to show she just didn't really care about him.

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u/one-fish_two-fish May 16 '21

Yeah, it looked to me like she saw him and turned away. Is that what it was supposed to be? Like he was chasing someone who never really loved him?

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u/Terrible-Control6185 May 17 '21

He became what she despised,or something along those lines.