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* ArtisticLicenseLinguistics: When discussing UsefulNotes/VladTheImpaler, she refers to him as Vlad Țepeș, as though that were his full name. "Vlad Țepeș" is Romanian for Vlad the Impaler; his proper title was Vlad III Drăculea, meaning son of Dracul.
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** Maven interprets Guy Maddin's ''Dracula'' film as chockful of alternate character interpretation: Jonathan and and Lucy's suitors are jealous of their respective love interests' interest in the foreigner (Dracula); Van Helsing is a DirtyOldMan who reads Lucy's private diary and sniffs women's undergarments, etc.
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** Maven interprets Maven's reading of Guy Maddin's ''Dracula'' film as makes it chockful of alternate character interpretation: Jonathan and and Lucy's suitors are jealous of their respective love interests' interest in the foreigner (Dracula); Van Helsing is a DirtyOldMan who reads Lucy's private diary and sniffs women's undergarments, etc.
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--->'''Maven:''' [[AnAesop Never gamble anything you aren't prepared to lose]].
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--->'''Maven:''' [[AnAesop Never gamble anything you aren't prepared to lose]].lose.
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** Maven interprets Guy Maddin's ''Dracula'' film as chockful of alternate character interpretation: Jonathan and and Mina's suitors are jealous of their respective love interests' interest in the foreigner (Dracula); Van Helsing is a DirtyOldMan who reads Mina's private diary and sniffs women's undergarments, etc.
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** Maven interprets Guy Maddin's ''Dracula'' film as chockful of alternate character interpretation: Jonathan and and Mina's Lucy's suitors are jealous of their respective love interests' interest in the foreigner (Dracula); Van Helsing is a DirtyOldMan who reads Mina's Lucy's private diary and sniffs women's undergarments, etc.
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* [[invoked]] AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Invoked.
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** Maven interprets Guy Maddin's ''Dracula'' film as chockful of alternate character interpretation: Jonathan and and Mina's suitors are jealous of their respective love interests' interest in the foreigner (Dracula); Van Helsing is a DirtyOldMan who reads Mina's private diary and sniffs women's undergarments, etc.
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* EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory[[invoked]]: Elisa believes that vampires are metaphors for sex, death, and real-world social issues, whether authors realize/intend it or not. Whether an author is self-aware and utilizes it can make the difference between a memorable work that makes a meaningful commentary about society, the human condition, or both; or if it becomes a confused, [[SoOkayItsAverage forgettable]] mess.
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* EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory[[invoked]]: EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory: InvokedTrope. Elisa believes that vampires are metaphors for sex, death, and real-world social issues, whether authors realize/intend it or not. Whether an author is self-aware and utilizes it can make the difference between a memorable work that makes a meaningful commentary about society, the human condition, or both; or if it becomes a confused, [[SoOkayItsAverage forgettable]] mess.
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* {{Expy}} The Maven's not too dissimilar to the SNL skit "Goth Talk" character Circe Nightshade as played by Molly Shannon--except more vampire-focused.
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* {{Expy}} {{Expy}}: The Maven's not too dissimilar to the SNL skit "Goth Talk" character Circe Nightshade as played by Molly Shannon--except more vampire-focused.
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** Amusingly averted in her reviews as she's basically bored with vampire movies that try to rely on this too much like ''Film/DarkShadows'' or ''Film/Lifeforce1985''
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** Amusingly averted in her reviews as she's basically bored with vampire movies that try to rely on this too much like ''Film/DarkShadows'' or ''Film/Lifeforce1985''''Film/Lifeforce1985''.
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* ForeignFanservice: According to her interpretation of Guy Maddin's stage-to-screen adaptation of the ''Dracula'' ballet, Maddin sees Dracula as a symbol for Lucy's sexual awakening, who feels more drawn to the foreigner that to the proper British gentleman pursuing her romantically/sexually. This becomes an EnforcedTrope, when revivals of the production [[RaceLift cast a person of colour]] in the role of Dracula, while slotting white actors on the other roles, to highlight Dracula's "foreigness" and "exoticness".
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* HeroesWantRedheads: Invoked by Elisa as her already naturally red hair is made extra bright. Many fans have complemented her on its look.
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* ''Anime/{{Hellsing}}''
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* ''Anime/{{Hellsing}}''''Manga/{{Hellsing}}''
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* RootingForTheEmpire: InUniverse. While reading ''Manga/PhantomBlood'' she admitted she found Dio Brando the most sympathetic character due to his upbringing and revolutionary ideals, and was disappointed he became a CardCarryingVillain after becoming a vampire.
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* RootingForTheEmpire: InUniverse. While reading ''Manga/PhantomBlood'' ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'', she admitted she found Dio Brando the most sympathetic character due to his upbringing and revolutionary ideals, and was disappointed he became a CardCarryingVillain after becoming a vampire.
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** She notes this is a largely unexplored element of ''Anime/{{Hellsing}}'' as while Alucard is the embodiment of RuleOfCool mixed with an EscapistCharacter, he is also a figure who is suffering from a curse that makes him a DeathSeeker.
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** She notes this is a largely unexplored element of ''Anime/{{Hellsing}}'' ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' as while Alucard is the embodiment of RuleOfCool mixed with an EscapistCharacter, he is also a figure who is suffering from a curse that makes him a DeathSeeker.
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* CatchPhrase: "[[IncomingHam GOOD EEEEEVENING!]] '''''I''''' am ze Maven of ze Eventide, and velcome to Vampire Reviewwwws..."
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* OncePerEpisode: Her viewers always begin with her opening CatchPhrase and some kind of gag, then the opening theme song. Similarly, each episode ends with her SigningOffCatchphrase, followed by last-minute thoughts or gags regarding the episode, then the closing credits.
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* OncePerEpisode: Her viewers always begin with her opening CatchPhrase catchphrase and some kind of gag, then the opening theme song. Similarly, each episode ends with her SigningOffCatchphrase, followed by last-minute thoughts or gags regarding the episode, then the closing credits.
