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Loves Sacrifices update: "A Sight For Sore Eyes" three parter
Chapters 16 to 18 are up, and I've been waiting for over a year to post this.
This is a three part chapter, and I wanted to wait until all three were up before making this post. I had to split because all three parts put together is nearly five hours of reading. Almost as long as all three Pitch Perfect movies back to back.
I kept saying I wanted to finally get the baby shower done for over two years, and now it's finally finished. What else is that this chapter is meant to wrap up the Bailey Downs arc…which is why it took a while for me to get too.
This is also meant to be a siege chapter, much like I did with Unlife is Strange. Because of how long it took me to get these out, I'm also taking a little break from Love's Sacrifices, and going to be focusing on finishing Mission to Silas, and getting back to writing Unlife.
And since this is meant to wrap up the Bailey Downs storyline, think of it like a "Mid Season" finale.
Which also leads me to this content warning.
Like I said, this is meant to be a battle chapter, and it's probably where the story gets to its darkest points. You may even forget this is a Pitch Perfect crossover.
These chapters include: Blood, light gore and mutilation. Vampire related violence. Werewolf related violence. Demon related violence, curtesy of Lamashtu. Nudity and mild sexuality. Torture. Shooting and gun violence. Children being threatened.
And of course, character death; these three chapters will see two named characters, who were introduced in the first few chapters, being killed off.
...or you could read the TV Tropes page and see who bites it in advance. But what's the fun in that ?
Anyways, links to all three parts down below.
Part one
Part two
Part three
OVERHATED CHARACTERS POLL: Melanippe "Mel" Callis (Carmilla the Series)
Do they deserve the hate?
yes, they deserve the hate they get
actually they deserve more hate
no, they don't deserve the hate
i like this character, but i understand the hate
people hate them for the wrong reasons
it's complicated
i don't see hate for this character
i don't know this character
Feel free to explain your position in the comments or tags, but any harassment, over-the-top fighting, or personal attacks will result in you being blocked. Do not attack real people, be they fans or creators, over fictional characters.
Mod note: Mel's redemption arc was so, so good.
Sometimes a family is just a tiny gay journalist, her brooding,vampire girlfriend, a mad scientist and their clean freak best friend, the himbo, the hot badass with a crossbow fetish and the tall one.
when we’ve had to wait two and a half years and we still haven’t gotten any new Carmilla:
Thoughts on why season zero of Carmilla was so much less popular than the other seasons?
I have several theories. It may also be a combination of multiple things:
1. Being stuck in a single location, which worked really well in season 1 but was stretched more in season 2 through moving to different rooms based on what was happening in the plot.
2. It being a prequel that focused heavily on characterizing Kirsch, Mel, and Perry. Through this characterization, what we know of both Perry and Mel’s personalities is completely turned around: Perry is a flower-child deeply curious in the occult, whereas Mel is shy and insecure. The events of Season Zero cause the shift into their recognizable (complete opposite) forms of Seasons 1-2, which may have created a sense that the characters’ personalities aren’t authentic.
3. The deadnaming and misgendering of Lafontaine (due to it being a prequel).
4. Being wedged in after a depressing and tense end to season two, which may have left people feeling like the events of season zero weren’t particularly important considering how things ended up.
5. “Perry goes through a dangerous, dramatic experience with the supernatural and so subsequently refuses to believe any of it really happened/exists in order to cope mentally” didn’t go over as well with the audience as the writers thought it would.
6. Limited amount of Carmilla, who let’s be real is the fandom darling, and Hollstein as a ship.
Pretty cool #CarmillaCon line up so far!!
Grab your tickets and lets have some fun with #sharonbelle #nicolestamp #anniebriggs #kaitlynalexander #elisebauman #natashanegovanlis + some other cool peeps we haven't announced yet
The Carmilla Movie + music