If your going to kill someone, don't stand around talking about it, just do it.
If your going to kill someone, don't stand around talking about it, just do it.
That backwards walking scene was just retarded. I mean that was some low budget student film BS right there.
For all of Setrakian's constant bluster about finding and killing the Master, in the two chances he's had, he seems either unwilling or unable to even put up a fight. Next time, send the guy with the dynamite.
To answer your question regarding the master and sunlight (I'll avoid spoilers)
Sunlight may not be fatal to the master but it's no less painful. His body has essentially been burnt to a crisp, the parts showing anyways. It did happen almost identically in the book, only Nora, Zack, and Dutch (not in the book anyways) weren't there. Neither was Eichorst. Also Satrakians heart I believe was what stopped him from killing the master, not what happened tonight
Kelly was pretty underwhelming, I agree. She takes a silver round in the shoulder and is like "hey man, it's cool. I was just picking up a few things but I'll come back later" and walks away. The strigoi in the TV show are way more zombieish than they are in the books. They're essentially Canon fodder. They just kinda shuffle up to people and then get cut down. They seemed a lot more animalistic in the book. Like rushing at people and whatnot. Maybe they're saving that for later.
I'd love to know what the hell Nora was doing. Did the director forget she was with the group after entering bolivars? I don't remember seeing any shots of her when Dutch and fet are fighting Eichorst and the strigoi.
She was there killing strigoi and facing off against Bolivar. She has definitely hardened after her mother's death. I have no complaints about her character in the finale.
I think Scareb is making a point about the way they edited the footage from those scenes. While she appears early in the fight, she doesn't appear in later parts that show the other characters - seemingly not even in the background. I found it strange as well.
Yeah, pretty much what pixel said. I do recall now her fight with Bolivar but it seemed so quickly done whereas fet and dutches fight with Eichorst showed a lot more. Should have just had Eichorst and Bolivar attack together against the three. That way you could keep them together.
I also wish they had done like they did with the masters eyes for the strigoi where they were glowing red consantly and in the dark it was faint but looked pretty cool. Instead the strigois eyes glow bright red once or twice and that's it?
If your going to kill someone, don't stand around talking about it, just do it.
What happened to the bold color font?
that's not the ween....poster!!! *points finger!*
For all of Setrakian's constant bluster about finding and killing the Master, in the two chances he's had, he seems either unwilling or unable to even put up a fight. Next time, send the guy with the dynamite.
agree. tbh, the way setrakian is portrayed is really starting to get on my nerves. he's made out to be this experienced vamp killer.
Let's say he was 19 when the war ended, that would make him at least 88 years old in 2014. I think you can cut him a bit of slack.
My guess is that the actress who plays Nora isn't that great at sword fight / action scenes, so they minimized her appearance in the fights.
The red glowing eye effect was cool. My take on it was the strigoi's eyes only turned red when the Master was telepathically speaking to them (almost like a receiver).
What about strigoi Kelly? I know people don't understand why they spent a whole episode on her backstory when all she had was a brief appearance at the end of the season finale, but that was just a taste of what's to come next season. She too plays a fairly significant role in the books, so they had to show the viewers how she became infected. Also, she was telepathically speaking to Zach (or maybe the Master was through her??). Either way she appears to be more than just your average strigoi.
One last question I have... I'll use spoiler tags...
Now that the Master has let Palmer drink his blood without the worms, I wonder if that is taking the place of what happens to Zach in the books? Palmer's newly found health was never in the books IIRC.
his age isn't an excuse. other times, setrakian has been shown to be pretty nimble with his blade. but when it matters most, he keeps faltering. and in the 1960s flashback, he was so much younger yet he wasn't any more effective (got himself into a trap). it's just down to clumsy writing. so nope, i don't have to cut him any slack.
i still like the concept of his character though, and am hoping it gets better next season.
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