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Jammers

At the beginning of the episode Hector says that Dracula’s fire has gone out since he was recruited a year ago, with how Dracula responds to Godbrand at the end of the episode do you think Hector misjudged him?

HBelmont67

What do you make of Trevor's excitement at finding a family heirloom, the Morning Star, after a full season of him acting cynical and uninterested of pretty much everything?

Schlong Shucker

We see Alucard being pretty judgmental about the Belmont Hold, particularly their collection of skulls. While I understand some discomfort, especially considering that Trevor tried to kill him the moment they met, but I want to know if you think the extent of his reaction was a little unfair, or if you think it was justified.

Dane1647

Dracula is threatening to exterminate all of humanity, and Carmila is conspiring against him. She calls Dracula an "angry old man". Would things be better if she manages to stop Dracula before our heroes even arrive?

Pandora'sFox404

Godbrand is the first general to voice concerns about the logistics of Dracula’s war. Do you find it interesting that the comic relief member of the court is the one most concerned with the long-term survival of their species?"

UrsaClaire

Just like to point out as an addendum to this, one of the skulls Alucard looks at, while still clearly vampiric, is notably smaller than the others. Like a child's.

KrimzonHawka

Does Dracula's remarks of Godbrand being a parasite and boat weevil (so basically a parasitic insect) seem to indicate Dracula actually respects humans more then his fellow vampires given his previous remarks about treating humans as thinking beings instead of cattle before?