Shout Out / Castle Of The Moon

• The first part of the story is titled Stranger in a Strange Land.
• In the prologue, Rebecca comments "I have no memory of this place."
• Early in the story, Rebecca comments in regards to the events of Let Them Go: "It has been three years since that ordeal from "terrible dusk through to terrible dawn."
• The third chapter is titled Strangers on a Train.
• The fourth chapter is titled What She Did In The Shadows.
• Rebecca's reference point for what Breah is is Varneythe Vampire.
• In regards to the Snake Oil Salesman, Breah says that there will always be men like him.
• The fifth chapter is titled Here Comes The Sun.
• In Chapter 9, Rebecca mentions reading The Castle of Otranto.
• Lady Sylviana's back tattoo and Sexy Backless Outfit is a reference to Shanoa from Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia while her hat is a nod to Rose the Hat.
• Chapter 12 is titled "Last Night I Dreamed I Went To Manderley Again", which is the opening line of Rebecca.
• When asked about how the strange properties of Casteluna work, Manderly replies that she doesn't know because she's not the one who "built the fucking thing."
• "Now sir...I wish to show you the world!."
• Chapter 15 is titled "What Is A Man?".
  • With Chapter 22 answering "A Miserable Pile of Secrets."
• Breah describes feeling like Alice while trying to get through a rapidly closing Wind Door.
• Chapter 19 is titled "Love Song For a Vampire" which is a song from Bram Stoker's Dracula.
• During their climactic battle Jophiel stops to gloat over Magwitch, giving him the opportunity to put out her eyes with his thumbs.
• Breoth's reaction to the death of his mother is very similar to Simba's reaction to Mufasa's death.
• Magwitch allows Breoth to attack his hand in order to gain his trust, similar to a scene between Teto and Nausicaa in Nausicaa And The Valley Of The Wind.
• In story, Magwitch is named after the character from Great Expectations.
• The end of the story shows Manderly has adopted the stolen baby and chosen to raise her as her own, though she ends each of her journal entries with "I'll most likely kill her in the morning".