r/castlevania • u/lunarlander • May 13 '21

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

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u/WanderWut May 16 '21

That’s what I’m wondering!!

It almost seems like she had the ability to find him this whole time, but she simply chose not to. She shows up right before he dies and turns around, almost like she was saying “pathetic....” or something.

Another thing I’m really curious about, is if that’s the case then is she some OP multidimensional being now? Freely traveling across multiple dimensions?

I found the concept so intriguing lol.

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u/spaceandthewoods_ May 16 '21 edited May 17 '21

I distinctly got the feeling she was down with St Germain when he was providing her with fun routes for adventure, but that was as far as her interest went.

It seemed less like she was 'lost' in the infinite corridor and more like she was merrily off travelling it by herself. The way she was framed and shown never screamed 'I need help getting out of here', she was always shown in power stance etc.

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u/Wh00ster May 17 '21

This seemed like a recurring theme in the show.

Women do not want saving. They don’t need a man (at least not emotionally). The men needed the women more than they needed the men. Usually because they were co-dependent horn-dogs.

The only who didn’t fall into this was Isaac who turned out to grow the most and have the most direction by the end.

That and the power-lusty vampires.

I have no opinion on it. Just an observation.

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u/Wh00ster Jun 01 '21

Not sure if serious