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Wary of her intentions, he threatens Lenore in an attempt to escape, only to be beaten down by her. 164"I Have a Scheme"Sam DeatsWarren EllisMarch 5, 2020 (2020-03-05) At Dracula's castle, Taka and
Sumi reveal that they were once enslaved by one of Dracula's council members, Chō, until slaughtering her guards and escaping when she left to assist Dracula. Although Chō later died in the battle against Dracula, Taka and Sumi know another vampire will one day succeed her, and ask Alucard to teach them to be better vampire hunters. In Styria, Striga and Morgana debate over the costs of Carmilla's plan, concluding that, if successful, they will rule an empire. Meanwhile, Lenore provides Hector with foods and clothes, and questions his relationship with Dracula. At Lindenfeld, Germain gains entrance to the monastery, revealing to Sala that the symbol given to them by the Visitor is the
alchemical sign for sulfur used by philosophers to denote Hell.
Isaac arrives in Genoa, where he is refused entry despite offering to pass through town quietly, causing him to slaughter its people like in Tunis. 175"A Seat of Civilisation and Refinement"Sam DeatsWarren EllisMarch 5, 2020 (2020-03-05) While reflecting upon his life choices, Trevor meets the Judge and notices that the monks have carved alchemical signs throughout the town. Saint Germain continues to investigate inside the monastery, encountering the entrance to the basement, which Sala refuses to let him enter. Outside, he meets Sypha, who knows he is a magician. Joined with Trevor at the local tavern, Saint Germain tells them that he is in search of a portal to the "Infinite Corridor"; an alternate realm that grants access to infinite worlds across space and time.
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0 Just when I was starting to get bored from the kdrama tropes and had switched to watching mainly cdramas, Extraordinary You came out.
It was a pleasant surprise to see these young actors who don't have much experience as leads under their belts - yet they carried the story so effortlessly. So much so that I completely bought the story about life in the world of comic books.
The main characters' side swipes at the overused tropes of romantic dramas were what got me hooked in the beginning, but it was the heartfelt acting - especially from our two leads, that kept me going.
I felt
every smile, every tear, every fear that
went through their faces. And I prayed as hard as they did to writer-nim to please make this a happy ending.
Yes, it's not perfect, there were some threads left hanging and some sub-plots that were too conveniently solved. But it didn't ruin the story for me.
Most of all, I like the overarching message in the drama - that we have the power over our own lives, we just have to have the courage to take control. Read More Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Cancel Completed Kamiali 307 people found this review helpful Other reviews by this user 15 Nov 22, 2019 32 of 32 episodes seen Completed 15 Overall 7. 5 Story 6.
