#bathori

[bl00dfroma-fairy]

[alucarddaily]

Castlevania vampires & their historical/literary counterparts

[periwinklemoonlight]

see no evil

[viniche]

Blood and tits under the cut

[lalalalupia]

I FUCKING PAID FOR A PATREON SO I CAN WATCH MY FUCKING FOUND FAMILY VAMPIREs, THE AMOUNT OF CHOKE HOLD THEY HAVE PUT ON ME.

[nautls11]

Naive no more, young prince

[avephelis]

i've been waiting four weeks to make this joke

[beckyblah]

[Insert Bizly's absurdly realistic screams here]

[setapg]

Twin falls!?

[psyduckz]

best bros

[valeovalairs]

Just finished episode 10 of the Suckening (wtf was that), looking forward to the last three.. anyways you guys know the drill by now, more Suckening doodles, slightly out of order and all over the place.

[lavender-rosa]

The thing about Erzsebet is that she's a very unsubtle colonialism metaphor.

Olrox likens her to the Spaniards who invaded his land and slaughtered his people, She speaks of how she wants to conquer Europe and later the "New World" because she considers it her divine right to do so (The Manifest Destiny ideology that made invaders believe that they were divinely ordained to destroy the native population and settle on their land).

She tells the Night Creatures in episode 8 to silence Edouard's singing. During the French Revolution, music and songs were considered a fundamentally important part of it (him singing the songs he used to sing when he was a human could also symbolise his rebellion against his nature as a Night Creature, beings that were considered nothing but bloodthirsty, mindless monsters that held no memories of their past lives)

Even the great power she possesses is not her own, it was the blood of Sekhmet, an Egyptian goddess, another land she conquered and stole from (Drolta says that she was an Egyptian priestess in life, making me believe that Erzsebet was the one to turn her)

She promises slave-owning vampires that as their Messiah she will return the world to it's "natural order", where the slaves that revolted against them will become their property again.

This directly contradicts what Annette's mentor said. That slavery may seem like this practise that always existed to people like Annette who was born into a family of slaves, and lived the majority of her life in chains and people like Comte de Vaublanc who was likely born into a family of slaveowners, someone who spent his entire life enslaving and abusing people. But ultimately, humans did not come into this world as slaves and slaveowners. Turning slavery into something that is not natural and inevitable but rather a man-made evil that can be defeated.

Idk i noticed those things while watching the show and i saw no one in the tags talking about it so I decided to write down my thoughts.

[claudiaeparvier]

Castlevania + text posts part 2

[periwinklemoonlight]

portrait of a sickly victorian child

[quiddlegoose]

the suckers if i was president