But yeah, it's just getting kind of tedious how almost *everyone* is an absolute piece of shit without redeeming values beyond interpersonal relationships and humanity is portrayed as morally foul and unworthy? like this is very much *not* "classic Castlevania."
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Replying to @loudpenitent
I think it's not saying humanity is irredeemable though. I think the Captain had the right of it in the show's worldview - "revenge is good, but you have to build something afterward". Neither Alucard nor Sypha and Trevor are building anything.
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Replying to @BootlegGirl @loudpenitent
Season 3 is definitely the “Empire Strikes Back” Of The series, our heroes lowest point. And I would argue Alucard isn’t full evil by the end, just starting down a dark road (for understandable reasons).
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Replying to @TellerGrim @loudpenitent
He really started down the dark path when he semi-arbitrarily moved into the castle instead of living in society. As we saw from the end of S3, the castle is adequately protected by traps and magic weapons
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Replying to @BootlegGirl @loudpenitent
He’s still shaken and not in a good place, mentally, and has no experience with society. He doesn’t know how to assimilate, and fears he will be ostracized by vampires and humans.
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Replying to @TellerGrim @BootlegGirl
It's not really starting down the dark path given his explicit desire is to bring his father's knowledge to the world. That's actually sort of why I'm annoyed all other monsters are apparently Just Ridiculously Awful Assholes.
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Replying to @loudpenitent @TellerGrim
I mean, the other vampires aren't any more evil than is inherent in a predator species.
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Replying to @BootlegGirl @TellerGrim
I mean the basic problem here is one you see in a lot of shows w/vampires or other former humans - they're former humans, which makes their treatment of humans as Literally Animal Cattle hard to justify?
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I think it actually justifies it. Look at how very rich people who started off poor or middle class behave.
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Ignoring the fact that's not an actual inevitable rule, you still wouldn't expect the degree of stupidity of seeing them as Literally Sub-Sapient Livestock.
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The evidence would indicate this actually does happen regularly enough to basically be a rule
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