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009 - Reaper of My Evening Song - Video
Ah. I remember this.
[Karl is seated on the floor of his cell. Book in his lap, idly stirring through it with a fingertip. His face is replete with a Good-Times satisfaction.]
What a splendid evening that was. Full of blood and flame. Diva and I laughed ourselves sick over it afterward.
[A chilling laugh.]
You know, she told me a little secret. She said, for a boy who didn't want it, he was dreadfully eager for it...
[And, smile fixed, he returns to his book. Sick bastard.]
[OOC: Karl's cursed with Memory Theater. He's recalling he and his Queen, Diva, massacred everyone aboard a ship. After which Diva proceeded to rape and kill Saya's adoptive brother. Who, FYI, was 12 years old. Suffice it to say, it was quite the Moral Event Horizon :\]
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[He approves of that ending, for obvious reasons. Lucky Dracula gets to die.]
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Fools, the whole lot of them - 'pet' included.
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Curious. Why wouldn't a beast as vicious as Dracula rise up and kill these Van Hellsings?
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Long story short: They're all probably dead. No way the Royal Family would overlook the indiscretion that occurred here between master (she, last of the line) and servant (him). I can see Protestant Royals making a secret deal with Catholic Iscariots (hunters on side) sometime after the loving vampiric couple's return home.
Stripped of rank and dispatched: I do so like this ending.
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It has some personal meaning to you, I take it?
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You intrigue me now. I've been shown the plot, but not the actors.