The Release of Alucard (revenant hellsing)

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(images: Hellsing Ultimate)

So the ride has ended, but did it truly end? Will Fala eventually kill Alucard for a true real death. I leave that up to you.

As started, this story was started just before Corvid-19 made it shore in the U.S. I had been watching its insidious progress on CNN. Now that I had been a flurry to finish this in a short period of time, I am left wondering why it was so urgent to finish?

Why did it need to be written at all?

A sense of rage and feeling of being engulfed in darkness caused by our inability to change from 400 some years ago. We haven't really changed much. The rich have the means to stay away in their more than adequate lifestyle and 'home'.

It has always been the poor, the old and the young who suffer during epidemics. The vampire is often seen to represent 'higher birth'. The noble vampires and the peasant human. The right to rule the downtrodden from a lofty spot.

So, it was around this time of writing this dark story that I learned of a mental condition called Hybristophilia. It is an attraction to men who are violent. The type of woman called an SKG or serial killer groupie. stem. I will include some information on this.

The definition is this for Hybristophilia, a condition where sexual arousal is linked to a partner who acts out against society via outrage and crime. It is one scientific reason why women might be drawn to serial killers-and even, in some cases, have romantic relationships with them.

The real Vlad and Bram Stoker's loosely based Dracula on Vlad creates a figure shrouded in dark desires at least. Francis Ford Copella brought the noble black Prince, who was betrayed and lost everything to a creature that was sadist and cruel in the book.

Alucard is a product of the two aspects. Integra being rescued and served by Alucard is almost touching. In art, it is often depicted as loyalty by a fierce protector or a sexual tension when Integra is older. The vampire is playful and desirable, yet his creator does always hint on Alucard's darkness.

The monster only a human can kill. He is quite a beautiful monster to behold, too. It would be much easier to kill him if he was hideous looking. Our society deems beauty valuable and ugly should have fewer chances of success. Some downright use it to discriminate still today. His shadows and penchant for letting his enemies think they have destroyed them only to revive.

The vampire, being inhuman, is a sideline watcher of humanity and its weaknesses. There are several memes of his quotes on how he has done his share of destruction and ego trips. The only reason he is 'reined' in is because of Hellsing. He would have continued to do as he pleased otherwise.

And who would stop him?

There is an unhealthy mental attachment to vampires and societal Hybristophilia to many, just like Joker and Harley Quinn. It isn't considered unhealthy or of concern until it becomes obsessed over. There are continual stories of fanfiction and art of Alucard with his Vlad Card form.

There is hentai still being written and drawn with his character. The drawing and painting of Alucard are sometimes beyond phenomenal. The artist using the name Solid & etc. has some of the most incredible, in my opion, and sexually inspiring, art of both Alucard and Vlad.

His Vladcard form, I believe, is even more popular, if that is possible. I have many readers who enjoy the Vlad persona first...others it varies y hair length. His long, raven black hair is so strong to him.