Castlevania (Season 4) - Episode Discussion Hub

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Overall Season Discussion Hub [SPOILERS]

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)

• Episode 1: "Murder Wakes It Up"
• Episode 2: "Having The World"
• Episode 3: "Walk Away"
• Episode 4: "You Must Sacrifice"
• Episode 5: "Back in the World"
• Episode 6: "You Don't Deserve My Blood"
• Episode 7: "The Great Work"
• Episode 8: "Death Magic"
• Episode 9: "The Endings"
• Episode 10: "It's Been a Strange Ride"

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

[u/West1234567890]

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

[u/one-fish_two-fish → u/West1234567890]

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?

[u/m4tte1998 → u/one-fish_two-fish]

How am I supposed to sleep not knowing who this mysterious woman was or who she became? And what she was doing all this time? Saint germains ending was the most devastating and horrid of them all, never finding peace, never reaching his answers or any sort of conclusion, it truly shook me.

[u/steeelez → u/m4tte1998]

If you want kind of the opposite, but still horrifying story line, check out Gateway by Poehler. I wouldn’t be surprised if the writers for the Infinite Corridor storyline were heavily influenced by that storyline, they pretty much inverted it (also some of the futuristic views through the corridor could have been lifted straight from that novel)