>>14357208

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3 - After following Lucy into the maze, Mina finds Lucy having sex with Dracula. But it’s not just any type of sex; it’s sex with Dracula in his animal form = projecting beastiality = sex with animals. Here, the movie makers, say it’s Dracula as a wolf man. I don’t know, and I don’t care if it’s correct or not because no matter what it is, it’s disgusting and terribly disturbing. (((They))) are making beastiality = sex with animals look “cool” and “desirable” with this scene. And Mina just stands there and watchs it, instead of screaming her head out and being totally horrified by what she sees. When Dracula notices her, he says: No, don’t see me like this. Reminding me of the mirror from Lilith page and of the story of “The Beauty and the Beast”. No matter what it is, no matter how you try to turn or spin this: this scene is terribly sick, terribly sick. And I don’t understand how the public is not outraged at this sort of thing being put in movies.

In the second picture from the movie, it is said that Lucy, turned into a Vampire, was going to feed on a young girl. But when you watch the movie, you will notice that Vampiric Lucy has snatched = kidnaped a child. Saying a young girl is misleading, this is a child. And it goes straight into the image projected of Lilith where she feeds on children and blood. And it connects to all the Horned Serpents and the rest of the Evil warriors whom used to kidnap children and pregnant women. This scene from the movie is projecting how the pedovores feed on the children (((they))) kidnap.

Dracula presents himself to Mina as the perfect gentleman. From how he is dressed, to how “handsome” he looks, to his education and his “status” = he calls himself prince; everything is put in place for Mina to see him as “Prince Charming” and falls for his perfect gentleman “charms” = the picture he is seducing her, luring her with. He only puts forward his good side for her to see and hides his ugliness away from her. This is why he didn’t want her to see him in his animal form having sex in a disgusting way with Lucy. I think this is how the Evil One seduced = charmed the Evil Lady and turned her from the innocent naïve Sebetti queen, into the Evil, sex addict pedovore.

In a scene, there is a white fur wolf which scares everyone and seem to obey Dracula. I’ve always wondered why in movies the Wolf or the werewolves never won against the Vampires. Have you noticed that as well? The wolves or werewolves always fall in one of the following 2 categories: 1 – they are defeated by the vampires whom are their deadly enemies. 2 – they are the servants of the vampires and do what they are told by them. I think the werewolves are the projection of the Wolf Sebetti Clan in movies.

But why do we have a dual image of them; as in one submissive image as slaves/servants of the vampires. And a second image of fierce but defeated enemy of the vampires. I think there are warriors of the Wolf Sebetti clan like Anubis and Wepwawet whom refused to join the Evil One and fought him. But since we don’t have many Wolf Clan Warriors worldwide, I’m thinking this clan might have been defeated, as in many of them might have been killed by the Horned Serpents. This is just theoretical from my part with what I’m dug up so far in this thread.

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>>14366162

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The image is a projection of the traitor Wolf Clan warriors whom joined the Evil One and merged their armor with the stolen tech from the other clans, turning them into multi-morphs. If anons go back and read some of the evil warriors we’ve already seen in this thread, you will notice that some had the head = helmet, of a feline, while others of wolves. I think the helmet of the multi-morphs represent their original clans before they became traitors. So this explains why SOME werewolves in the movies are projected as the servants or slaves of the vampires.

“After he and Mina return to London, Jonathan and Van Helsing lead the others to Carfax Abbey, where they destroy the Count's boxes of soil. Dracula enters the asylum, where he kills Renfield for warning Mina of his presence. He visits Mina, who is staying in Seward's quarters while the others hunt Dracula, and confesses that he murdered Lucy and has been terrorizing Mina's friends. Confused and angry, Mina admits that she still loves him and remembers Elisabeta's previous life; at her insistence, Dracula begins transforming her into a vampire. The hunters burst into the bedroom, and Dracula claims Mina as his bride before escaping. As Mina changes, Van Helsing hypnotizes her and learns via her connection with Dracula that he is sailing home in his last remaining box. The hunters depart for Varna to intercept him, but Dracula reads Mina's mind and evades them. The hunters split up; Van Helsing and Mina travel to the Borgo Pass and the castle, while the others try to stop the gypsies transporting Dracula.”

>> Dracula comes to Mina in his Bat or some say Rat form in the clip I’ve attached with this page. Listen carefully to what Dracula says: he served the Cross, he was a commander. Then he says: “I was betrayed. Look what your God has done to me.” = it’s incredible how it’s always God’s fault when you ask (((them))) but it’s never (((their))) fault, nor the fault of the Evil One and Evil Lady. It’s God’s fault for not accepting cannibalism and pedophilia according to (((them))), from looonnnng ago. In this movie, his wife committed suicide, Dracula decided to stab the Cross and drink in a chalice the Blood that came out from the Cross which turned him into the monster that he is….and it’s all God’s fault. As if both him and his wife didn’t make all the bad choices that they did. Incredible.

Also did anyone notice what Anthony Hopkins is wearing on his waist? = is that a Massonic apron? It’s similar to it, isn’t it? Another amazing point is Mina, whom is now a married woman doesn’t give a damn about her newly wedded husband finding her in bed with Dracula. Truly amazing! Why did she marry Jonathan in the first place? And even more disturbing is Jonathan’s reaction to finding his wife, in bed with Dracula, sucking his blood in a supposedly sexy and erotic scene. Anything is good for Hollywood in order to make drinking human blood look all sexy and cool. See how (((they))) brainwash the public into accept the perversions?

The Gypsies play the role of Dracula’s henchmen. We know nowadays Bloodlines have plenty of them. I also find it funny in a sad way how Mina “begs” Dracula to transform her into a Vampire and he makes her drink his blood (picture in next page). For me, this little love scene says a lot. First it projects how the Evil One was the one seducing and turning the Sebetti queen into the Evil Lady, as I’ve been saying for some time now. Second, it gives the smell that the Sebetti queen might have been married to someone else and that she committed adultery. I don’t know for sure if the Sebetti queen was married or if she was single when she became the partner of the Evil One. It’s a possibility, but not a certainty.

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>>14366172

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“At night, Van Helsing and Mina are approached by Dracula's brides. Mina succumbs to their chanting and attempts to seduce Van Helsing. Before Mina can feed on his blood, Van Helsing places a communion wafer on her forehead, leaving a mark. He surrounds them with a ring of fire to protect them from the brides, then infiltrates the castle and decapitates them the following morning. Dracula's carriage arrives at the castle, pursued by the hunters. A fight between the hunters and gypsies ensues. Morris is stabbed in the back during the fight and Dracula bursts from his coffin at sunset. Jonathan slits his throat with a kukri knife while the wounded Morris stabs him in the heart. As Dracula staggers, Mina rushes to his defense. Van Helsing and Jonathan allow her to retreat with the Count. Morris dies of his wound, surrounded by his friends.”

>> So the Evil One gets mortally wounded in the battle and dies afterwards. I think this is a projection of what really happened back then, after the Evil One kills the King of kings and consumes his flesh. A battle takes place and the Evil One is mortally wounded = he dies and loose his physical form. We’ve seen it with the Crescendolls and, with the movie Legend, with Voldemort and even Sarafine to some extent. But in this movie they do not mention what happens to the spirit of Dracula.

“In the chapel where he renounced God, Dracula lies dying in an ancient demonic form; he and Mina share a kiss as the candles adorning the chapel light up and the cross repairs itself. Dracula reverts to his younger self and asks Mina to give him peace. Mina thrusts the knife through his heart and as he dies, the mark on her forehead disappears as Dracula's curse is lifted. She decapitates him and gazes up at a fresco of Vlad and Elisabeta ascending to Heaven together, finally reunited.

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>> Truly it’s an amazing tragic love story. I can barely hold my tears back. Let me get my handkerchief and blow my nose here. The old man is having one face palm after the other because of this movie.

The mark on Mina’s forehead is the mark of the beast. With Dracula’s death, it seems the SIN = Evil, is gone, at least this is what they are hinting to in this movie. The tragic love scene in this movie is made to gather sympathy for the Evil Couple and rally viewers to how unjust everything and everyone is to their cause = their love. It’s like destiny and fate were unjust towards this couple.

The lack of moral in this movie is sky high and it’s giving us a premium view of what took place back then between the Evil Couple and in the same time it’s giving us a very clear idea of what (((their))) cult is about behind closed doors. I hope anons now have a good mental image of the situation and the persons whom were involved in the events of back then.

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