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Trevor Belmont, hearing other tavern patrons rant about the Belmonts being at blame for the world going to hell, asks the bartender for one last tankard of ale before taking his leave. The patrons notice the Belmont coat-of-arms on his tunic and pick a fight with him. Belmont fights against the angry patrons, but in his inebriated state, is soundly beaten.
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Trevor Belmont, hearing other tavern patrons rant about the Belmonts being at blame for the world going to hell, asks the bartender for one last tankard of ale before taking his leave. The patrons notice the Belmont coat-of-arms on his tunic and pick a fight with him. Belmont fights against the angry patrons, but in his inebriated state, is soundly beaten.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The whole beginning of the episode establishes Trevor's character. He is clearly put off by the accusations the patrons make towards his family, but would rather get a drink and ignore it than defend them unprovoked. It is not until the patrons goad him into a fight does he actually do something about it, beating all three of them despite the heavy hits he takes and the fact that he is hard-drunk.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The whole beginning of the episode establishes Trevor's character. He is clearly put off by the accusations the patrons make towards his family, but would rather get a drink and ignore it than defend them unprovoked. It is not until the patrons goad him into a fight does he actually do something about it, beating all three of them despite the heavy hits he takes and the fact that he is hard-drunk. He manages to win against them since he walked out of the tavern and not one patron followed him after the fight.
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* Fingore: Trevor does much the same to the other priest, severing one of the guy's fingers while trying to snatch the stave out of his hand.
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* Fingore: {{Fingore}}: Trevor does much the same to the other priest, severing one of the guy's fingers while trying to snatch the stave out of his hand.
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Trevor takes his leave and heads towards the city of Gresit, the nearest town. The walled city is a veritable hell on earth, with people slaughtered every night by Dracula's legions and terrorized by the corrupt church by day. He asks around for information in the marketplace and learns about the "Speakers", a group of people attempting to aid the people against the legion; and a legend of a "sleeping soldier" who dwells in Gresit's catacombs who could save the people. The bishop, however, does not like the tales of the sleeping soldier and blames the Speakers for the age of darkness upon them.
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Trevor takes his leave and heads towards the city of Gresit, the nearest town. The walled city is a veritable hell on earth, with people slaughtered every night by Dracula's legions and terrorized by the corrupt church by day. He asks around for information in the marketplace and learns about the "Speakers", a group of people travelers attempting to aid the people against the legion; and a legend of a "sleeping soldier" who dwells in Gresit's catacombs who could save the people. The bishop, however, does not like the tales of the sleeping soldier and blames the Speakers for the age of darkness upon them.
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* Fingore: Trevor does much the same to the other priest, severing one of the guy's fingers while trying to snatch the stave out of his hand.
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* AccompliceByInaction: Trevor is willing to let the people of Gresit die horribly at the hands of Dracula's hordes because they stood by and watched the CorruptChurch excommunicate the Belmont clan and bring ruin to their name and property, also deriving the land of its monster hunters.
-->"For evil bastards to win power, all ordinary people have to do is stand aside and keep quiet. There's always a choice."
-->"For evil bastards to win power, all ordinary people have to do is stand aside and keep quiet. There's always a choice."
* {{Hypocrite}}: Trevor notes the two priests about to kill the Speaker Elder are doing very un-priestly things, such as cussing and carrying weapons.
* PetTheDog: Trevor may be a cynic willing to let good villagers die because [[AccompliceByInaction they stood by and let the church ruin his family]], but urges the Speakers to get out of the city before shit hits the fan at nightfall.
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** The bishop and his clergy place the blame for Gresit's state on the Speakers.
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** The bishop and his clergy place the blame for Gresit's state on the Speakers.Speakers.
* ToiletHumour: Trevor has to sneak into Gresit through the sewer. Right before he enters, someone empties their chamberpot.
* ToiletHumour: Trevor has to sneak into Gresit through the sewer. Right before he enters, someone empties their chamberpot.
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* EyeScream: Thanks to Trevor's rustiness, one of the priests loses an eye. He was actually trying to disarm him.
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Trevor Belmont, hearing other tavern patrons rant about the Belmonts being at blame for the world going to hell, asks the bartender for one last tankard of ale before taking his leave. The patrons notice the Belmont coat-of-arms on his tunic and picks a fight with him. Belmont fights against the angry patrons, but in his inebriated state, is soundly beaten.
Trevor takes his leave and heads towards the city of Gresit, the nearest town. The walled city is a veritable hell on earth, with people slaughtered every night by Dracula's legions and terrorized by the corrupt church by day. He asks around for information in the marketplace and learns about the "Speakers", a group of people attempting to aid the people against the legion; and a legend of a "sleeping soldier" who dwells in Gresit's catacombs who could save the people. The bishop, however, does not like the tales of the sleeping soldier, and blames the Speakers for the age of darkness upon them.
Trevor takes his leave and heads towards the city of Gresit, the nearest town. The walled city is a veritable hell on earth, with people slaughtered every night by Dracula's legions and terrorized by the corrupt church by day. He asks around for information in the marketplace and learns about the "Speakers", a group of people attempting to aid the people against the legion; and a legend of a "sleeping soldier" who dwells in Gresit's catacombs who could save the people. The bishop, however, does not like the tales of the sleeping soldier, and blames the Speakers for the age of darkness upon them.
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Trevor Belmont, hearing other tavern patrons rant about the Belmonts being at blame for the world going to hell, asks the bartender for one last tankard of ale before taking his leave. The patrons notice the Belmont coat-of-arms on his tunic and picks pick a fight with him. Belmont fights against the angry patrons, but in his inebriated state, is soundly beaten.
Trevor takes his leave and heads towards the city of Gresit, the nearest town. The walled city is a veritable hell on earth, with people slaughtered every night by Dracula's legions and terrorized by the corrupt church by day. He asks around for information in the marketplace and learns about the "Speakers", a group of people attempting to aid the people against the legion; and a legend of a "sleeping soldier" who dwells in Gresit's catacombs who could save the people. The bishop, however, does not like the tales of the sleepingsoldier, soldier and blames the Speakers for the age of darkness upon them.
Trevor takes his leave and heads towards the city of Gresit, the nearest town. The walled city is a veritable hell on earth, with people slaughtered every night by Dracula's legions and terrorized by the corrupt church by day. He asks around for information in the marketplace and learns about the "Speakers", a group of people attempting to aid the people against the legion; and a legend of a "sleeping soldier" who dwells in Gresit's catacombs who could save the people. The bishop, however, does not like the tales of the sleeping
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The Speaker introduces himself as the group's Elder and brings Trevor back to his dwelling, where he and the others reveal that, nomadic though they were, they stayed in Gresit for two reasons; they are dedicated to aiding the people trapped in the city, and one among them had gone missing in search of the sleeping soldier. That Speaker was the Elder's grandschild.
Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out for the dealings with magic. The Belmonts were the ones best able to fight Dracula, but as far as Trevor was concerned, he doesn't have any obligation to try and fight Dracula any further. Nonetheless, sympathizing with the Speakers for being persecuted for the circumstance of their birth, he makes a deal with the Speakers: in exchange for rescuing the Elder's grandchild, he wants the Speakers to flee from the city.
Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out for the dealings with magic. The Belmonts were the ones best able to fight Dracula, but as far as Trevor was concerned, he doesn't have any obligation to try and fight Dracula any further. Nonetheless, sympathizing with the Speakers for being persecuted for the circumstance of their birth, he makes a deal with the Speakers: in exchange for rescuing the Elder's grandchild, he wants the Speakers to flee from the city.
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The Speaker introduces himself as the group's Elder and brings Trevor back to his dwelling, where he and the others reveal that, nomadic though they were, they stayed in Gresit for two reasons; they are dedicated to aiding the people trapped in the city, and one among them had gone missing in search of the sleeping soldier. That Speaker was the Elder's grandschild.
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Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out forthe their dealings with magic. The Belmonts were the ones best able to fight Dracula, but as far as Trevor was is concerned, he doesn't have any obligation to try and fight Dracula any further. Nonetheless, sympathizing with the Speakers for being persecuted for the circumstance of their birth, he makes a deal with the Speakers: in exchange for rescuing the Elder's grandchild, he wants the Speakers to flee from the city.
Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out for
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* TheScapegoat: The peasants in the village Trevor is in blame Wallachia's various noble families for Dracula's rampage, especially the Belmonts due to their shady past.
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** The peasants in the village Trevor is in blame Wallachia's various noble families for Dracula's rampage, especially the Belmonts due to their shadypast.past.
** The bishop and his clergy place the blame for Gresit's state on the Speakers.
** The peasants in the village Trevor is in blame Wallachia's various noble families for Dracula's rampage, especially the Belmonts due to their shady
** The bishop and his clergy place the blame for Gresit's state on the Speakers.
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The Speaker introduces himself as the group's Elder and brings Trevor back to his dwelling, where he and the others reveal that, nomadic though they were, they stayed in Gresit for two reasons; they are dedicated to aiding the people trapped in the city, and one among them had gone missing in search of the sleeping soldier. That Speaker was the Elder's grandson.
Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out for the dealings with magic. The Belmonts were the ones best able to fight Dracula, but as far as Trevor was concerned, he doesn't have any obligation to try and fight Dracula any further. Nonetheless, sympathizing with the Speakers for being persecuted for the circumstance of their birth, he makes a deal with the Speakers: in exchange for rescuing the Elder's grandson, he wants the Speakers to flee from the city.
Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out for the dealings with magic. The Belmonts were the ones best able to fight Dracula, but as far as Trevor was concerned, he doesn't have any obligation to try and fight Dracula any further. Nonetheless, sympathizing with the Speakers for being persecuted for the circumstance of their birth, he makes a deal with the Speakers: in exchange for rescuing the Elder's grandson, he wants the Speakers to flee from the city.
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The Speaker introduces himself as the group's Elder and brings Trevor back to his dwelling, where he and the others reveal that, nomadic though they were, they stayed in Gresit for two reasons; they are dedicated to aiding the people trapped in the city, and one among them had gone missing in search of the sleeping soldier. That Speaker was the Elder's grandson.
grandschild.
Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out for the dealings with magic. The Belmonts were the ones best able to fight Dracula, but as far as Trevor was concerned, he doesn't have any obligation to try and fight Dracula any further. Nonetheless, sympathizing with the Speakers for being persecuted for the circumstance of their birth, he makes a deal with the Speakers: in exchange for rescuing the Elder'sgrandson, grandchild, he wants the Speakers to flee from the city.
Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out for the dealings with magic. The Belmonts were the ones best able to fight Dracula, but as far as Trevor was concerned, he doesn't have any obligation to try and fight Dracula any further. Nonetheless, sympathizing with the Speakers for being persecuted for the circumstance of their birth, he makes a deal with the Speakers: in exchange for rescuing the Elder's
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* JadedWashout: Trevor's boasts about how he used to fight "fucking vampires" as he is being assaulted three-to-one by pub thugs.
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* JadedWashout: Trevor's boasts about how he used to fight "fucking vampires" as he is being assaulted three-to-one by pub thugs.thugs.
* TheScapegoat: The peasants in the village Trevor is in blame Wallachia's various noble families for Dracula's rampage, especially the Belmonts due to their shady past.
* TheScapegoat: The peasants in the village Trevor is in blame Wallachia's various noble families for Dracula's rampage, especially the Belmonts due to their shady past.
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Trevor Belmont, hearing other tavern patrons rant about the Belmonts being at blame for the world going to hell, asks the bartender for one last tankard of ale before taking his leave. The patrons notice the Belmont coat-of-arms on his tunic and picks a fight with him. Belmont fights against the angry patrons, but in his inebriated state, is soundly beaten.
Trevor takes his leave and heads towards the city of Gresit, the nearest town. The walled city is a veritable hell on earth, with people slaughtered every night by Dracula's legions and terrorized by the corrupt church by day. He asks around for information in the marketplace and learns about the "Speakers", a group of people attempting to aid the people against the legion; and a legend of a "sleeping soldier" who dwells in Gresit's catacombs who could save the people. The bishop, however, does not like the tales of the sleeping soldier, and blames the Speakers for the age of darkness upon them.
While making his way through the town, Trevor sees two priests threatening one of the Speakers. He reluctantly aids the Speaker, severing one priest's finger and blinding another in one eye, and drives them away.
The Speaker introduces himself as the group's Elder and brings Trevor back to his dwelling, where he and the others reveal that, nomadic though they were, they stayed in Gresit for two reasons; they are dedicated to aiding the people trapped in the city, and one among them had gone missing in search of the sleeping soldier. That Speaker was the Elder's grandson.
Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out for the dealings with magic. The Belmonts were the ones best able to fight Dracula, but as far as Trevor was concerned, he doesn't have any obligation to try and fight Dracula any further. Nonetheless, sympathizing with the Speakers for being persecuted for the circumstance of their birth, he makes a deal with the Speakers: in exchange for rescuing the Elder's grandson, he wants the Speakers to flee from the city.
!! Tropes for this episode include:
* ChestInsignia: The Belmont crest on Trevor's shirt is how the patrons recognize him as a Belmont.
* EatsBabies: Just as he walks up to Gresit's walls, he notices a group of demons leaving, one with a dead baby between its teeth. Shortly after, we see a woman screaming at her husband (his throat having been ripped out while they slept) and the bloodied crib sans baby.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The whole beginning of the episode establishes Trevor's character. He is clearly put off by the accusations the patrons make towards his family, but would rather get a drink and ignore it than defend them unprovoked. It is not until the patrons goad him into a fight does he actually do something about it, beating all three of them despite the heavy hits he takes and the fact that he is hard-drunk.
* GroinAttack: Trevor gets hit below the belt multiple times.
* JadedWashout: Trevor's boasts about how he used to fight "fucking vampires" as he is being assaulted three-to-one by pub thugs.
Trevor takes his leave and heads towards the city of Gresit, the nearest town. The walled city is a veritable hell on earth, with people slaughtered every night by Dracula's legions and terrorized by the corrupt church by day. He asks around for information in the marketplace and learns about the "Speakers", a group of people attempting to aid the people against the legion; and a legend of a "sleeping soldier" who dwells in Gresit's catacombs who could save the people. The bishop, however, does not like the tales of the sleeping soldier, and blames the Speakers for the age of darkness upon them.
While making his way through the town, Trevor sees two priests threatening one of the Speakers. He reluctantly aids the Speaker, severing one priest's finger and blinding another in one eye, and drives them away.
The Speaker introduces himself as the group's Elder and brings Trevor back to his dwelling, where he and the others reveal that, nomadic though they were, they stayed in Gresit for two reasons; they are dedicated to aiding the people trapped in the city, and one among them had gone missing in search of the sleeping soldier. That Speaker was the Elder's grandson.
Trevor is disillusioned: the church had excommunicated his family and wiped them out for the dealings with magic. The Belmonts were the ones best able to fight Dracula, but as far as Trevor was concerned, he doesn't have any obligation to try and fight Dracula any further. Nonetheless, sympathizing with the Speakers for being persecuted for the circumstance of their birth, he makes a deal with the Speakers: in exchange for rescuing the Elder's grandson, he wants the Speakers to flee from the city.
!! Tropes for this episode include:
* ChestInsignia: The Belmont crest on Trevor's shirt is how the patrons recognize him as a Belmont.
* EatsBabies: Just as he walks up to Gresit's walls, he notices a group of demons leaving, one with a dead baby between its teeth. Shortly after, we see a woman screaming at her husband (his throat having been ripped out while they slept) and the bloodied crib sans baby.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The whole beginning of the episode establishes Trevor's character. He is clearly put off by the accusations the patrons make towards his family, but would rather get a drink and ignore it than defend them unprovoked. It is not until the patrons goad him into a fight does he actually do something about it, beating all three of them despite the heavy hits he takes and the fact that he is hard-drunk.
* GroinAttack: Trevor gets hit below the belt multiple times.
* JadedWashout: Trevor's boasts about how he used to fight "fucking vampires" as he is being assaulted three-to-one by pub thugs.
