>>93869906>Also, something I love about the Mindsets of Dracula and Trevor are how similar they are.Yes, that was nice. Trev essentially starts out with the same totally disillusioned and jaded mindset as Vlad and then has a redemption arc over the course of the film.
I thought his character was well handled. He's a previously heroic character who has had his heroism beaten out of him by circumstances. But there's just enough of the old Trevor left so when he sees an innocent in danger right in front of him, he can't help but get involved. So he ends up helping the speakers, getting more involved and the eventually the speakers give that speech about doing what's right even if it's thankless, even if it' gets you killed, and that really fully brings him back to himself, and he gives that little speech to the priests when they attack about being a Belmont that echoes the what the speakers said, confirming what the speaker said about running away becouse of a lie "it is not a speaker thing. I don't think it's a Belmont thing either."
And then Trevor's redemption get confirmed by the fight with Alucard, which is Alucard testing his character as well as his abilities, what with all the talk of "do you care?" and Trevor ultimately confirming that he is willing to die to save others with that great line about "killing you was the point, living through it was just a luxury"
