Hector's Betrayal: Unraveling Intent and Manipulation in Castlevania - Therapist Reacts!
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Join psychotherapist Georgia Dow as she delves into the character of Hector in Castlevania and explores the intricacies of his betrayal. In this video, Georgia sheds light on the importance of intent and manipulation, dissecting how Hector's beliefs and motivations led him down a path of betrayal orchestrated by Carmilla. She challenges viewers to consider the factors that determine the malignancy of an action and delves into the surprising realization Hector experiences when confronted with the extent of his betrayal. Don't miss this thought-provoking analysis that dives into the complex world of intentions and manipulation in Castlevania.
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Remember when you first were introuced to Isaac and Hector and you thought they were going to be simple one note villains? How wrong we were.
I was thinking that way about Issac, because when you looked closer at Hector there was no power to him, even before his betrayal.
I figured Hector would would be the one who would realise what they were doing was wrong and thus go on and help the heroes, while Isaac would be the one note sociopath that would serve as Hector's personal villain. I love that the truth was far more complex
@@stomyn Understandable, since that's pretty much how it plays out in their game. Hector is the protagonist, who leaves Dracula's service for moral reasons. He settles down with a lady, Isaac gets the lady killed, and a revenge plot begins. The introduction of the two felt kinda targeted at making people who played that game feel like they knew what was happening, just so that they could do a character development powered rug pull. Worked out fairly well.
@@stomynI know the anime can be viewed without playing the games. But Hector and Isaac were the protagonist and Antagonist in Castlevania: Curse of Darkness. I knew they were going to be great.
Also, Isaac looks so much better in the anime. His game's character model was.. yeesh.
Hector has been so thoroughly manipulated at every turn….it’s deeply upsetting.
It is. Honestly. He's been through a lot.
Not bitter
Really made his smoothness of aiding isaac at the end and freeing himself super gratifying
That honestly makes his resolution more satisfying.
He was supposed to be an adult, and see through their plots. He was immature so he failed and they turned him into everything he said he'd turn everyone else into until he started thinking critically for himself.
Brilliant poetic justice.
Hector, in my own perspective, was conditioned in a cruel world for his gifts, isolated to not be hurt, and recruited to be manipulated at every turn.
"If creating hordes of undead creatures is something you enjoy."
I like playing the necromancer class, because I do enjoy raising a family.
They say it early: he's basically still a child, trapped in that place of abuse, neglect and desperation. And hoo boy does that get exploited over and over.
If we're getting a video about Hector, I really, really hope we get a breakdown of his relationship with Lenore. Their dynamic is so interesting, because it's clear that while they do not truly "love" each other, and in fact betray each others' trust on a few occasions, there is something going on that marks them as caring about one another.
Their relationship is...complex.
Part of what makes Hector so easily manipulatable is his lack of ambition: he never thinks or acts in his own needs and wants, until Lenore finally introduces the concept to him. She kind of took Dracula's place as a mentor, helping him grow as a person. He yearns for some one to help guide him to grow because of his lack of ambition, so, in order to win him over, nurtures that desire he has.
But, she never saw him as an equal, and in her own words, she saw him as a pet. In a way, she pitied him and grew to adore him and his simplicity, but was ultimately a plaything for her. A master's love for their pet, or slave, may still be love and genuine, but it is not the same love we know and expect from one person to another.
Towards the end, Hector's still naive: he still wants to nurture and develop the side of her that cared about him, still thinking of others, but it's never anything she wants. Her purpose was to nurture her family, and with it destroyed, she felt as purposeless as that destruction and takes her own life. Hector's distraught, he didn't think this would happen, but begins a step in finding himself and his own ambitions.
I'll be curious about that video, because I'd love to see how she does the Lenore look, the cosplay would be great.
Also given how this video broke down Hector's desires to care for animals and pets, its a very interesting echo that he goes from being one who cared for pets to becoming one for her. That alone is going to be a field trip of psychology.
I saw them as a Dominant submissive dynamic, as he didn't recognize that in himself. What makes it real care is she kept her word after she betrayed him with the ring she still held up her end of their agreement Despite not needing too.
I don't think she's gotten that far in the series.
@@nathantaylor1618 I think Lenore sees it like that, but he wasn't a submissive. It did make him realize that he had been treating things in his life the same way and that perhaps you shouldn't treat people same way as you do a pet. Their relationship was far more equal once Lenore had her sisters off her back and they weren't expecting him to betray them.
Hector absolutely tugged at my heart with the undead pets. Worst heartbreak I've ever had (even past a long term ex) was losing a particular dog that was very special to me. He's a very easy character to sympathise with in that regard.
The shade thrown at Godbrand.😂 I was really hoping that Hector would see what was going on, sadly he did not.
Cute puppy and nice shoulder guards.
As I was growing up, my Dad would tease me by saying things like "What good are you?", "Aren't you supposed to be perfect?", "Why don't you already know what I want you to do?", and "Aww, Didums". I know he was just playing and trying to toughen me up, but it still comes back to me in times when my self confidence is waning. My Dad has since stopped, or at least dramatically reduced, his use of such terms.
What we say matters, even if we don't mean it in the way itvis recieved.
Such a tortured individual…At every turn he was used and discarded because of his empathy/naïveté. On a side note, I’d love to see an analysis of our favorite manipulator, Camilla😁
I do wonder if actual therapists and psychologists are in the writer rooms helping out with the personalities, actions and reactions with these characters.
Also, yes, please do Camilla next.
Interesting theory! I wouldnt be surprised if that was the case. I find the characters nuanced and love their dialogues
I loved Hector in the series. I do wish we could see his and Lanor's story. Are you going to do a episode on her?
Hopefully she does, I'm interested in her too!
I deeply appreciate you for all of your work and insights on these characters. You describing carmilla being perfectly manipulative struck a chord with me. My mom is very much the same though I don’t even think she’s aware of the manipulation and keeping people pliable and controllable, frankly I don’t know which is worse
I come to realize that Carmilla is not really manipulative she is venomos and vindictive but not manipulative .
She is not smart in anything she does .
She appears in the court she insults his wife in front of everybody (Everybody expected her to die there even the generals but the plot demands that she survives ) .
She convivences Hector to help and tells him immediately that he is implicated (Nothing is stopping him to make 10 steps back to the room and tell Dracula everything as nothing even happened yet, and Hector trust that Dracula would protect him , he even says that in later seasons.)
Ans stupide moves keep piling up over the next 3 seasons the only reason she survives this longs its because of the plot
It's sad to see how easily Hector gets manipulated throughout the whole show, people just see the compassion he has and they use him like an object they can just throw away when they're done with him. His relationship with Lenore is much more interesting though, there's a lot of clear manipulation going on there but at some point after Lenore realizes her sisters sidelined her, it's almost like they finally find some common ground and sympathy for one another, especially Lenore, who probably realizes for the first time what it's like to be played for an idiot and then forgotten.
And yes, Carmilla definitely deserves her own video. She's a cool villain, but she's also such a big karen and even though she could have probably achieved big things with Dracula gone, she tried to bite WAY more than she could chew. I guess that was one of the things that got her killed 💀
I really enjoyed the journey of Hector and Isaac. Carmilla was one of my favorites in the series and I'd love to see a breakdown of her. The episode "You Don't Deserve My Blood" sent chills down my spine.( I'm actully trying to put her charicter in my Curse of Stradh campagin!)
I didn't expect a Hector video, but it is a welcome thing. Still hoping for more Isaac ones, but the analysis of other characters is really well done Georgia. Kudos.
Thank you Georgia! Put this toward your costume, makeup and fang fund = )
aw thank you = )
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Imagine moving to the middle of no where to not be hurt. Only to be recriuted manipulated by actually everyone. 😂
Another fun Castlevania video! I ended up finding Isaac way more fascinating as the series went on. Hector's arc nearly lost me during season 3, but season 4 made up for it. A Carmilla video would be fun, although I believe she's pretty straight forward. I like what I heard someone say about about Carmilla previously, "Carmilla doesn't step on toes. She steps on necks."
I can, sadly, agree with ya. Even for someone who played the game he debuts in, it hits hard. Hector is such a strong character but they added more to him, in a way. I was also happy that they added more lore for Isaac. Seriously, his video game version TERRIFIES me. He's NUTS! I'm happy they made him more calculated and in control, than the psychopath I saw in the game version. And yes, let her do Carmilla.
I come to realize that Carmilla is not really manipulative she is venomous and vindictive but not manipulative .
She is not smart in anything she does .
She appears in the court she insults his wife in front of everybody (Everybody expected her to die there even the generals but the plot demands that she survives ) .
She convivences Hector to help and tells him immediately that he is implicated (Nothing is stopping him to make 10 steps back to the room and tell Dracula everything as nothing even happened yet, and Hector trust that Dracula would protect him , he even says that in later seasons.)
Ans stupide moves keep piling up over the next 3 seasons the only reason she survives this longs its because of the plot
I still very much read Hector as autistic. He just shows so many autistic character traits, in the way he takes people at face value, has a very strong sense (but in a blue-orange way) of right and wrong and also has this one thing through which he tries to understand the world. Also his entire "animals are better than people" thing is also definitely a thing a lot of autistic folks do. (Spoken as someone with AuDHD)
15:25 name flip, I think.
I love all the dissections though. Would love to see them covered again for how they are at the end of the series
Poor Hector😢
This is another one of those shows which are written SO well, you just can't help but empathise with the characters in it. Well ... most of them, I hope Carmilla got her comuppance in S2, lol
8:30 dogs are my favorite kind of people
Thank you Georgia! Your educated, and creative, insights on our favourite shows/characters are such a delight.
Just found you, watched about 45 seconds before realizing you're amazing. Had to go back to watch the previous castlevania videos before watching this one, and I know I'll go watch other ones as well. A+
Welcome to the group!
Hector was incredibly insightful in some ways, and people discount that
Well Georgia, I would have been here sooner, but my desktop is being...weird. I admit to having UNintentionally offended people, but I have never "accidentally" betrayed anybody. That is like shooting someone 7 times with a six shooter. Betrayal is a WAY more deliberate thing. They may NOT have initially planned for things to get too far...but they also made NO plans or preparations or efforts to stop things BEFORE they got too far.
Oh you used the emoji !! Haha that is great thanks. Yes that is a true point as to hector
@@GeorgiaDow Ha! Not even my first time using your emoji! I MAY have even been one of , if not THE first! IT was in a reply to a reply! =))
Bit of an aside, but in your intro, you mentioned the ways people leave _scars._
Something I've become interested in, are _physical manifestations_ of this. Like a tic, or some new, strange physical quirk, tied to their trauma. Like, hurting someone who never smiles, only for them to unconsciously adopt a sinister, _mean_ smirk. Just a small tell, like a single eye twitching whenever someone is roused.
I think he knew it was a betrayal, but for Dracula's benefit. Like lying to your kid to take them to the doctor so they can get vaccinated. Carmilla just forced him top see that the treason would have been fatal. That it was never to help.
Possibly. I can imagine he values the greater good above loyalty. Unlike Isaac who has a deep personal connection to Dracula and also seems interested in the end of humanity.
I also find Godbrand's line interesting "its only betrayal if the old man decides to be difficult about it". Who seems to care most for vampire's best interest
you are so beautiful and I feel your compassion for this series through your words
Aww thank you I am touched
To bad you didn't talked about the moment Carmilla beat him up and then put a leash on his neck, just to drive home the difference between reality and his perception.
I was really excited for this video, and I appreciate the sympathy and kindness with which you approach all these character analyses, but especially this one. I don't think that Hector at this point in the story has the capacity to understand that he's betraying Dracula until it's already happening, and even if he does realize, he's justifying it by reminding himself (and being reminded by Carmilla) that Dracula lied to him. I do think a Carmilla video would be really interesting as well, if you decide to do one!
I come to realize that Carmilla is not really manipulative she is venomous and vindictive but not manipulative .
She is not smart in anything she does .
She appears in the court she insults his wife in front of everybody (Everybody expected her to die there even the generals but the plot demands that she survives ) .
She convivences Hector to help and tells him immediately that he is implicated (Nothing is stopping him to make 10 steps back to the room and tell Dracula everything as nothing even happened yet, and Hector trust that Dracula would protect him , he even says that in later seasons.)
Ans stupide moves keep piling up over the next 3 seasons the only reason she survives this longs its because of the plot
I got distracted by the dog and lost all sense of the rest of the video 😂
OMG! Same! I wasn't expecting the puppy. So cute. Also learned something some time back. The dog that Hector owned, Cezar, was inspired by one of the producer's furry friend (little dog named Bunny, if I can recall) that passed away during the production of the series. Such a sweet doggo.🥺
13:00 When you are young and haven't had much luck with women being complimented by a beautiful woman can really slip past your emotional defenses.
Hector has been shunned by humanity and here comes the beautiful and ageless Carmilla showering him with praise no human woman would ever heap opon him. Hector knows he is out of his league but the idea of Carmilla being interested in him has overwhelmed his logic and common sense.
Had Hector more experience with women he would have asked himself why the vampire beauty was so interested in him. As a man ages he begins to always ask himself this question. But when you are a young man beauty can be used to manipulate and control you. Especially when you haven't had enough experience to know when it's taking place.
Carmilla most likely has been thrust into the same type of situation she is steering Hector towards and has blamed herself endlessly for being weak enough to fall for it. Even though it was wasn't her fault. She knows the right things to say and how to say them because they are the same things someone used to manipulate her so long ago.
Georgia I just wonder after watching almost every single movie of yours... did you ever consider of writing a book? I would love to read it 😢
One of my favorite concepts is that we judge others on their actions & ourselves on our intentions. Really helps me flip the narrative.
Yay I love your videos and I love Castlevania!
The classic move is to know when someone is appealing and pressing on a specific aspect like an emotion, they want something. They don't want you nor do they want your affections. They merely want something you can provide. It bothers them when you call them out on it since they believe they are extremely crafty when they are merely very sloppy. Then again, I always expect someone who appeals to my emotions doesn't understand me at all. 99.5% of the time I am right. They never needed or wanted me. I am merely a tool they believe they can use.
For me Hector always chooses to see the best in people, sometimes to the point of blindly turning his back to any ill intent he may suspect/recognise deep down.
I think a Carmilla video would be interesting. While I feel she was not fully explored in the show it was interesting seeing her become the very thing she hated...
There’s a stealth theme in Castlevania that I don’t see many people talk about: growing up. Isaac and Hector start out very childlike in opposite ways (a vengeful loner and a naive follower), and they both learn to emancipate themselves from these instincts to become better people-Isaac through his experiences with others, Hector through his own initiative after being degraded for his naïveté. Isaac even says to Hector at the end that “we have been children; we need to grow up.” Likewise, Alucard’s arc is also about growing up and emerging from the shadow of his parents to become the man they both would have wanted him to be. It’s easy to forget because he aged rapidly, but he is still mentally a child when we meet him.
I've been speaking through these videos the past few days and it is a VERY enjoyable way to relive Castlevania.
That is such a good looking dog!!! 11/10
Eu sempre elogio esse canal, mas juro que é do fundo do coração, sem manipulação :D Amo suas analises, agradeço por enriquecer essas obras que já eram boas.
Can't wait to see trevor appear on this channel. 😊
Omg you really should do one on Carmilla!!
Such a great video. I've loved this series and to see you do videos on it has been a great surprise! Also, great Vex cosplay in your WA ad. Your cosplays are so enamoring, keep up the great work!
Really wanted to see you dissect Lenore's manipulation of Hector.
Thank you so much for your channel. Every video I watch I feel I'm learning something new or something about myself, thankfully I was given the mechanisms to cope with what's happened to me but you remind me that we can always find new ways to help people
I'm trying my best to be there for the people I care about and your content helps me help them
Sincerely, thank you
Just finished watching the series and it's so well written! I found Hector particularly interesting. Here you have one of the bad guy's generals, traitor of his own kind, and so you expect him to be cold, vicious, cruel, evil in some way. And then, he's not. He's literally a very hurt and lonely boy who just wants to be left alone with his unusual pets and goes along with the plan hoping it causes the least harm. I honestly think that if he ever saw what was truly going on, how people were being killed in awful ways, he'd be horrified. His journey is one of having to lose his childish naiveté and innocence and finally learn to stand on his own, because that's part of growing up. I guess it is, both in their world and ours. In contrast, Isaac's journey is about caring and protecting humanity, not just against vampires, but hopefully against the evil Men do too. Ultimately, about building a place where there'd be no need to outgrow innocence, but that's a dream for another time.
I'd love to see a video discussing Camilla
10:29 That line I totally agree on. If someone else takes care of you from the bottom of your heart It feels better and much easier rather than just handling the trauma wound al alone in empty space. Often, the trauma is caused by the environment being alone, so it is hard to do the healing validation, process once again al alone.
I’d love to see you react to Dr.Stone. I feel like there’s so many interesting characters there to dissect in a very black and white - sometimes grey ish way. I say this because this is mostly a younger audience geared anime but it’s still really interesting how many types of characterizations happen in that show.
Love your work. Love it when you do villains. You gotta do Spider-Man villains (Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Venom, Carnage) & Batman villains
I watch your content on Nebula but comments are harder to get to creatures but I wanted to tell you your Castlevania coverage, like your Wednesday coverage is illuminating. I would also like to say, “Please cover Carmila!” She’s so complex coming from the history she did. One wonders, was she born or made? I questioned if psychopathy was at play until the end of her arc and I realised that she has emotions, and at the root of most of them is a fear of being owned or controlled.
yes i think i will do lenore and Camilla
@@GeorgiaDow saw your Lenore episode on Nebula yesterday. You captured her and Hector’s dynamic so well, especially at the end with how Lenore couldn’t abide by being caged vs. Hector. I’m thrilled to see how you touch on Camilla, her backstory and her attitudes. I loved how you emphasised how strong a character like Lenore is and how bravado and postulating reveal insecurities in ourself. Camilla will be a powerful follow up to that because despite shown strength, she is a well of insecurity manifested as rage.
Great character analysis as always and perfect cosplay as always. Plus what you said about Carmella at 15:10 I agree she beyond deserves her own video.
I love how smart you are @GeorgiaDow
awwww thanks
Question for your next faq vid - Have you ever been a judge for comic con cosplay contest?
I agree about Hector and Issac having family issues. I think Hector also veiws Dracula as a father figure. He never had parents. Dracula was able to play at his lack of a father, but Carmilla played better at his lack of a father.
New to the channel but love your videos. Would love a Samurai Jack reaction!
Definitely got to do a full video on Eleanor
And then there's how he got manipulated in season 3. This dude just couldn't get a break.
I’m going to have to watch this video again. It gave me a few insights into my own issues.
I think he knew he was betraying him, but thought it was in draculas best interest. I think he believed once he announced his intentions that dracula would see the logic anjust agree, I think he is naive like that
It hurts a bit but I think Hector is my spirit animal
I don't believe that Hector intended to hurt Dracula, but I do believe that he willfully carried out actions he knew went against Dracula's wishes.
I think that Hector genuinely believed that his actions were beneficial, and that his acting against Dracula was justified because of it. He thought he was doing good things, helping Dracula, helping people. He betrayed him, but he never had any intent for that betrayal to cause harm. A sort of "for your own good" type of thing
extra points for doggo!
I started this video up and immediately went into cuteness overload, like for real I just yelled out "IS THAT A PUPPY!? OwO" and squeaked like way too high lmao; animals are adorable (this is not related to the video at all just thought it had to be said).
An amazing costume, a cute dog, and a great analysis? An amazing trifecta in a video!
As to judging things by actions, its amazing what being able to relate to the motivations can do. Imagine seeing almost any action or suspense movie, but without the full POV that we get from following the protagonist. John Wick, Taken, and more all follow huge collateral damage and body counts, but it is ok because we feel for our hero and care about their goals more than those that they are working through.
thank you so much for your words and thoughts
If you haven't reacted to Belle yet you should. That movie had me in tears & I haven't cried in years.
This was such an insightful video! I would love to hear your take on Lenore, as a character!
Could you go into seasons three and four to talk about Count Saint Germain? He's a topical character if there ever was one.
Isaac, Dracula, and Carmilla ultimately understood Hector completely. A lost little child. While Isaac saw that because it was also true for him, both Dracula and Carmilla saw the naivety coupled with his childish mindset and used it to manipulate him.
Loooooved
Where's the dog's cosplay? Like Resident Evil cosplay 😋👍 btw would be nice see ur thoughts on the new series Georgia ❤ thank you for existing for us .. much love and peace
oh i really should have
Can you do a part 2 for his time in Styria?
Puppy Puppy puppy puppy puppy puppy! .. PUPPY! 🥰 Puppy puppy!
Lenore and her strategy and disillusion?
In the thumbnail I thought that tht is Viego (that is league lore) ... You should denitely look into him, I is cool and that is something for a psychologist 😅
I love your videos ❤
No idea if you read comments, if not very understandable lol if you do, I'd like to ask (i haven't check lol) have you watched NBC's HANNIBAL? If not you should and do your style reacts episodically or just a general behavior study for like all the characters, ESP Will and hannibal. I think you'd enjoy the ways they press behavior and morals and like just such much stuff, in ways I've never seen a show accomplish.
So it looks like you haven't done anything on Mads Mikkelsen's Lectar only Hopkins. I personally think Mads lectar is magnitudes more interesting and closer to the books and kind of a modern irl dracula character. Feeds on humans, all knowing, manipulative, love and celebrated for great feats,and to some degree torn by his love for a human that just might get to truely see him.
For me, I didn't expect the twist in the series when it came to Carmilla manipulating him. In the games, Hector made the choice over time and decided to fight back. Yet, Dracula turned his own innocent devils against him and he almost got killed. He's lucky that he's got Julia as support in his game, Curse of Darkness. As for the bullying, most of it comes also with his odd appearance. He sticks out compared to the rest of the crowd. Again, I'm sad/upset that Hector got manipulated and hurt at every turn. It really hits hard in the gut. As for the idea to do Carmilla, go on right ahead. I'm EXTREMELY interested to see what you have for her. She's not well touched in lore when it comes to the games.
I come to realize that Carmilla is not really manipulative she is venomous and vindictive but not manipulative .
She is not smart in anything she does .
She appears in the court she insults his wife in front of everybody (Everybody expected her to die there even the generals but the plot demands that she survives ) .
She convivences Hector to help and tells him immediately that he is implicated (Nothing is stopping him to make 10 steps back to the room and tell Dracula everything as nothing even happened yet, and Hector trust that Dracula would protect him , he even says that in later seasons.)
Ans stupide moves keep piling up over the next 3 seasons the only reason she survives this longs its because of the plot
Make a video about Cypha!
Whose your fluffy companion and can we expect to see them in future videos?
Hector was manipulated there no way he would actively seek out to betrayed Dracula. On his own.
Good video 👍👍👍👍👍👍😃
I am quite curious to see how your evaluation of Carmilla could turn out now!😍
Can you do episodes of Bluey and the characters in it
Puppy!!!!
I love these videos; so sorry in advance for the long list of peanut gallery commentary that's about to ensue. 😂
This is the "I slept through my psych class in HS and still got an A, clep tested the college course years later, passed, and still proceeded to put myself through toxic ex after toxic ex just because I didn't have the mental energy to go out and look for anything better." Commentary so take it as you will. 😂😂
5:20 this. Not a lot of people seem to realize this. It's the whole "martial arts vs. having a gun" thing. There's a rather distinct difference between feeling someone's neck snap and popping them with a rifle from down range. Whether you see the results of your actions has it's a different impact even if its the same outcome.
5:45 off that last one this reminds the milgram study. They press the button and press the button, not realizing initially the consequences of their actions, until they're faced with the realization and morale dilemma of it all.
7:35 This is (imo) why stoic is over-rated. Being volatile in your expressions and avoiding a pattern makes it easier to counter more manipulative people.... the ones you keep at arms reach anyways. If everytime someone asks you a question you scrunch your face up and puff your cheeks out and go "hmmmmmm that's such a great question gee I wonder what stupid answer I could give to such a stupid question." (For a snarky example.) It makes reading you a nightmare for most people. It becomes annoying and grating and stoic is definitely hotter BUT overly exaggerated expressions help mask your inner monologue. (Even if it's not appropriate for this specific character. We need more Deadpool and less batman)
9:26 men, if she's out of your league it's a trap.
11:55 "she's not bad; she's just drawn that way."
13:00 we all have (had) that one coworker no one liked and everyone came together to make fun of before going back to hating each other for the remainder of the shift.
14:30 despite contrary belief; the hype about hot step mothers is not all it's cracked up to be.
16:33 commonly referred to in the dating world as a "glass shattering" moment.
"When you wear rose tinted glasses all the red flags just look like flags."
its funny i've always felt that opposite about intent and action. That what you do matters so much more than what you mean to do. And along that same line i dislike hector immensely. (at least as much as anyone can immensely dislike a well written fictional character.) Hector wants revenge on humanity. He just lies to himself about it and its that denial that makes him so easy to manipulate.
Agreed, not a fan of Hector. I get his arc and what his story represents, but the way he's constantly manipulated and fails to appreciate the seriousness of his actions is infuriating. Especially with his following arc with Lenore. Really did not like this guy
If this comment reaches you I recommend you react and talk about the characters from Neon Genesis Evangelion. I would love to hear your professional opinion on anything about that show. Please and thank you from a new subscriber 😊
manifesting a Georgia D x Critical Role cameo if it hasn't already happened
would love that but I cant act like they can. They are such talented voice actors
I had no idea that you are playing DnD!
Dooo Carmila pliiiisss😅
Any shot you could make a video about Makima from chainsaw man? Or anyone in Chainsawman on that matter? pleaseeee
I did = ) there is one specifically about her and her interaction
@@GeorgiaDow Oof sorry for missing it! Ima watch it now. Ty for your videos, they're great! Love how honest your points of view are & how in-depth you go with personalities.
Hector... was born with the short end of the stick, was used because of it, and then Carmilla ended up taking the stick away from him with her manipulations. I'd say that Lenore kinda-sorta tried to give him that stick back, but by then it was already too late. I won't say he's the victim in all of Dracula's camp but he's as close as I can find to one. As to the intent of betrayal, I think he was unconsciously manifesting it because that is what he was surrounded by.
Lenore. Not Lanor
I wish you are my psychologist, I really need your help, because you be able to see things other stupid people cant
If you cover video games i bet you'd have a field day with metal gear solid 😂😂😂😂
Snake... snaaauaake!!!!
can you do a therapist reacts to The last of us Part 2 videogame like you did for part 1??
They did my boy Hector so dirty in this show…only because Warren Ellis hated how Theo James could make his voice sound heroic so he just tortured the dude, and had fun doing it, more than likely because he knew Hector was one of Adi’s favorite characters, next to Alucard. Not only that but:
-They changed him from the strongest Forgemaster to the Weakest.
-They changed his background and implied that he was the one that killed his parents in a fire.
-He was tortured simply because Ellis enjoyed torturing him, as said by Ellis himself.
They did my boy dirty just because Ellis wanted to be petty and wanted to get back at Adi after their falling out (and more than likely Iga because in 2007, Iga made Ellis do 8 rewrites because he felt like Ellis was going out of his way to completely disrespect the franchise).