#but yk. I feel bad when I un-like a post though I'm just doing it to keep things tidy :((
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I think tumblr should have a separate like and bookmark button, like insta. they are two different functions!!!
#hear me out. HEAR ME OUT#I use likes to bookmark stuff I wanna reblog later#but then sometimes I'll like a post to express support/agreement/love to someone I follow or whoever#but they end up clogging up my likes page#so when I go back to my likes to reblog stuff and there's a dozen liked old posts that I'll never reblog#I just un-like them. because otherwise I'll have a billion posts to get through#I mean its not a perfect system there are still liked post I'll never see again because there's too many of them#but yk. I feel bad when I un-like a post though I'm just doing it to keep things tidy :((#but if there was a separate bookmark page this wouldn't be an issue you see#@staff are u listening#I think this brilliant idea could turn tumblr into the new pdf#*
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yesterday I saw the new dracula show on netflix, and i feel like i have a lot of things to say
Let's begin by saying that yes, i know the last episode wasn't what we all expected, but i don't think that it ruined the show. The very last scene (spoiler: dracula and zoe dead """in the sun""") reminds me A LOT of Hannibal's last scene. Hannibal: a show that i also LOVE. And i know that hannibal's last chapter was also a little bit weird, but it also didn't mess un completely with the series.
In case you don't follow me or in case you don't know, I'm a BIG sherlock bbc fan. And it is a show that was also very criticised because of the last season, a season that i loved too. I was SO HAPPY with the cinematic parallelsβ’ between Sherlock and Dracula. I read some minutes ago a post that said something like "this show (dracula) was exactly what gatiss and moffat are. They did what they always do, the show was awesome. It was witty, funny, but also dark". I AGREE. It was gory. I love gore sm.
I believe that Dracula is a show that lets you see exactly what they (Mofftis) always do. It was awesome. I genuinely enjoyed a lot.
Ok, so, after expressing the LOVE i have for this production, I'm gonna go in order with the events that shook me the most. (I red Dracula by Bram Stoker years ago, so I don't remember a lot of canon stuff)
γ I read on an interview that people thought that Dracula and Jonathan had had sex... i never got it that way lol. I feel that they (the producers) decided to show it that way (yk when jonathan was dreaming with mina, his fiancee, but in reality he was being blood-drained by dracula) (also when sister agatha asks him explicitly if he had sex with the vampire) just for fun.
γ The fact that Dracula was so old in the beggining and after one (1) sip of blood he looked 25 years younger... boy i wanna know what kind of eternal life potion was that. Joke. Sorry, I'll continue.
γ WHAT THE HECK WERE ALL THOSE BOXES WITH VAMPIRES ON THE INSIDE???? I was shooketh and disgASTED

γ The baby vampire???

γ As i said before, the Cinematic Parallels between this show and sherlock HAD ME QUAKING. You know, I really felt at some moment, in the beggining, when Agatha was interrogating Jonathan, that she was John Watson. She was helping Jonathan to put all of the pieces together. She was helping him to built the story. I also felt that at the same time she was Sherlock. She was really smart and she was asking the right questions. She never tried to sound nice, she wanted answers. She also made fun of dracula and that shit was funny af. Anyways, this might be just an illusion because I'm completely blind by that show (sherlock) and i see it everywhere.
γ "I know a very good detective in England" I cried
γ DRACULA COMING OUT OF A WOLF WHILE OPENING HIM IN HALF. An aesthetic, honestly.
γ Sister Agatha was so smart and dumb at the same time... I mean, i completely adore her but she bullied dracula so bad i was afraid he would rip her in half at any minute. Still... witty af. We stan.
γ Agatha finally found God, even though she had been a nun for ages.
γ When I saw Anderson was the captain of the ship... yaaaaaassss
γ WHY THE HECK DID THEY NEED TO HAVE BOXES OF SOIL IN THAT SHIP????
γ I LOVED the scene where they (agatha and dracula) played chess.
γ Jesus Christ can you believe the AUDACITY??? Everyone on board realized there was a killer among them... there was this guy... really creepy... dark... never eats... his eyes turn red when he sees blood... no one believes, even for 1 second that maybe HE IS THE KILLER.
γ Piotr... sweetie I'm so sorry you didn't deserve to see all that shit
γ "A vampire's kiss is an opioid" well i've never done drugs but sign me tf up im sorry
γ I really enjoyed the 2nd chapter. It was so good to see dracula making conversation and being in contact with other people. I genuinely felt that dracula was some sort of moriarty villain (omg that sherlock shit again????yes). He was so funny, i genuinely feel that Claes deserved that role.
γ Ok so talking about the last chapter... when dracula comes out of the water at the beach and an helicopter flies over him... i had several war flashbacks i assure you.
γ So... Zoe (Agatha's descendant) had 123 years to catch him... and he escaped??????? While mocking them with that camera?????? Sorry but I had to laugh
γ The fact that he made himself so comfortable in the xxi century... same honestly. When he admired the sun on the telly i felt that.
Yes i know that all i say is same yass felt that and I'm so sorry i just can't help it
γ I feel that they did Lucy dirty. Yes, she was a bitch. A bitch who had gotten 3 marriage proposals on the same night. But she deserved better. I'm sorry I don't make the rules.
γ THE ENDING????? WTFFFFF i feel that it could have been so much better, and maybe so much more realistic; Dracula "died" willingly, he surrended. It was weird to say the least.
Anyways, feel free to tell me your opinion and to point out anything i might have forgotten about.
Ps: sorry if I can't make myself clear but english is not my first language
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