Lenore's Death Theme | Castlevania Season 4 - Emotional Remake
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She spent the last few seconds of her life looking at Hector instead of the sun. Gets me every damn time.
Because he was her sun.
@@Bartlomiej_Ciernioch **and escaped slave**
Hector You're a Silly Man..
Can we all agree that she deserves to live with hector? She doesn't deserves to die like this. I fall in love with her. Her voice, her costume, she was everything we can expect for a stronger woman.... And yet, in the end... She was... Broken, feeling alone... But she knows Hector fall in loves with her, and that's why she decides to sacrifice herself so Hector can keep going with his life.... But I really wanted to they been a couple.... She and Hector make a lovely couple.... "it's that all that is to it?".... "(Chuckles) Hector u are a Silly Man"
@@TarkiovRomanov ok but she made the choice, no one forced her. I did love her as a character, one of the best for sure
“And recently I've been caused to know the value and the beauty of things that live longer than I do.” 💕
Then maybe he should have explained to her that value and precisely what of value he saw instead of standing there like a bump on a log while she impulsively offs herself. Especially as the mighty forgemaster knew better than anyone that she was just sending herself off to the new and even more permanent cage of hell itself. Facepalm
@@nathanmorgan3647 she literally had no will to live anyway
@@sowhat10e Well....
a) she had gone from queen to house prisoner in one afternoon
b) her 'sisters' companions and friends for centuries are dead or gone
c) everything she built for centuries destroyed
d) her home and her life in the hands of her sister's killer
e) had just been called a parasite by her one remaining 'friend.'
She was grieving and lost and in an existential crisis, her given reasoning was specious at best. Needed help, Hector gave none, and was actually the opposite of help. If you care even a tiny bit about a person (and I think we were supposed to think they did care at least a little), you don't let them make that kind of decision in the middle of so much loss all at once (or at all for that matter).
PLUS, she was at the mercy of the writers. The scene was pretty out of character for her, and the show had the predetermined agenda to snuff her for 'reasons.'
@@sowhat10e i agreed with what Morgan said in his last comment. If you care you stand up for what you care specially in a moment like this. You show your love to the one that in needs of it you just don't seat there like a log. she was lost and needed a shoulder to put her head on, the opposite of his Master who would go to hell (and actually did) for his love. I never was found of Hector but this scene just make me despite him more. Showing that you love, saying that you love is not being weak but the opposite. Isaac was right; Hector was still a kid
@@nathanmorgan3647 Dude she's a vampire. She knows she's a parasite and Hector knows that too. She magically enslaved him so that he could help her and her sisters make cattle out humans. I think "killing" (she's already dead) herself was the most logical and moral thing to do after coming face to face with these facts. Hector just knew that and that there was nothing he could do to change that fact or her decision. I don't think there's love in forcing her to "live" knowing all this. Lenore was dead long ago, when a bloodsucking monster made her a vampire.
Lenore's slow understanding that her existence will always cause despair amongst humans and that she'd rather stop the suffering than try to be something she isn't was both terrifying and beautiful
I think its more that she came to understand that a vampires existence is marked by want and no matter how long it takes, that wanting will eventually overcome them and lead them towards their doom.
Crazily enough the beauty comes in that Hector ended up unlocking that when they discussed the difference between strength and power. The metaphors and similies being used were a masterpiece of writing, because it carried the very effect you've described in your comment. Everything cqme full circle.
Ganymede@ I never thought to interpret her death that way. I was under the impression that she fell into a deep and inescapable despair from having everything she held dear to her, everything she relied upon for stability, ripped violently away from her because of Carmillias' blind, insatiable, rage filled ambition. I wonder: Had she known Strigga and Morana were still alive, would she still have killed herself?
Nah. She’d rather die than suffer what she put Hector through. Thus she knew it was bad and did it anyway. Another evil vampire gone.
@@ReignSupreme2014 Immediately after the first S4 scene with Hector, she talks with Carmilla and she asks Carmilla why she's so obsessed with taking things, when she can create them, and if taking things will make Carmilla happy. That's why Carmilla goes off the deep end and frightens Lenore.
Lenore doesn't agree with that philosophy, and wants to hold on to her identity and values. A devolution into what Carmilla became would be catastrophic, hence why she felt caged by her vampiric nature. That's what the writers were trying to portray.
I honestly didn't really feel it though. Carmilla was driven by hurt, the same hurt that drove Dracula/Hector/Isaac to genocide. It wasn't really vampirism itself, and she's been a vampire for almost 200 years and she's been able to keep her head together. Would have liked to see Lenore actually start devolving before she exited stage left but I get the message.
“For the rare and radiant maiden, whom the angels name Lenore
Nameless here, forevermore”.
Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Raven”
"Quothe the Raven, "never more " Beautifully played my friend 👏👏👏
Her death felt so slow and tragic. She wished she wasn’t a vampire and she’s not needed in this world. No lingering feelings for earthly desires. She just want to take a break. Just tired and want to end it all.
She had lost the place where she belonged and refused to be kept in a cage.
@@kailuun even before that when carmilla wanted to rule the world, she knew there was no place for diplomacy and was beginning to feel useless.
@@higginbottoms55 But ironically, now that Carmilla was gone, there would be a place for diplomacy again. With a bit of time and effort and gaining a bit of trust with Isaac, she is actually better positioned now to become an immensely influential figure and force for "good" in the region. And without the influence of some of her sisters, she would be better able to follow her more compassionate nature and tendencies while doing so. She just couldnt see it in her distraught state after just having lost literally everything.
Had Hector not been a completely worthless ass in this scene, he might have pointed some of that out. But no, instead he basically calls her a parasite to her face instead, reflecting her own worst fears and insecurities about herself and throws them in her face.
Or he could have at least given her warning, "you know death is not the end and the afterlife is real, right? Everyone and their dog seems to end up in a place called he'll. It isnt a good place Lenore. There is no peace to be found in such a place. You think you are trapped now? Believe me, I am a Forgemaster. I know better than anybody."
The whole scene is just off and out of character for both. Needed more buildup to get us there or something.
@@nathanmorgan3647I totaly get where you coming from. With Hector and Lenore's spoke together and put thinks on the rational side. But do not put that szene so lightly to blame only hector. Hector was broken free with that decisions that lead to the downfall of the 4 Sisters. He had realize that he is a Human and can surve a purpese that totaly went forgotten. Vampires are in fact a parasite, but to point that out so obvious is not bad. She can think Rational or Emotional. She choces to think Emotional and isiolate herself from Hector at that Part. Like Hector did in the mind of Lenore as he cut his ring finger off.
She could easily see that there is a new dawn for Diplomacy in that reagon. But she refuses to see it like a Diplomat.
I guess it was the totaly loss of Controll where she was comforted with the past (i guess)300 Years or so.
@@VirusXAX Oh, I don't blame Hector for wanting to be and then eventually breaking free. Heck, I applaud him for it. It's one of the very few ways he is ever portrayed as having any sort of backbone. I wouldn't even blame him if it turned out he had actually hated Lenore's guts the whole time - but that's not at all the relationship the writers built up, and that's why his (in)action in this scene makes zero sense and, given we were to believe there was some level of friendship between them, is actually quite despicable and unconscionable.
Lenore was totally making her decision on a completely emotional level, I agree 100% - and further, from what we can tell, did not even try to carry on. While I hold that had she truly been herself at the time, she would not have acted that way or made that decision, it was obvious that she was in a highly emotional state, distraught, had literally just had her entire world come crashing down on her, everyone she ever knew dead or gone, was being held captive in her own home by her sister's killer, and had just been freshly wounded by Hector's words.
Under all that weight it is understandable that she would be emotional and depressed enough to do something drastic - but again, this is precisely why Hector completely fails her. You just don't let someone you care about even a tiny, tiny bit make that kind of permanent and irrevocable decision when they are in such a state of mind and dealing with so many issues and losses all at once.
The truth is that at that moment, Lenore was every bit as broken and at rock bottom as Hector had been when they first met. The difference was, for Hector Lenore had extended a hand, even if there might have been an ulterior motive at the time. However, after they supposedly became friends, when the tables were flipped and she was the one at rock bottom, Hector didn't extend even a pinky finger.
As an aside, I also take a slight issue with the parasite thing. I'd say it's more appropriate to think of Vampires as predators. We don't think of Lions, wolves, or cheetahs as parasites (or ourselves for that matter), so I'm not sure why we should think of Vampires as parasites. Especially given they are self-aware and can make a decision as to what they choose to prey upon. Maybe that's semantics, but I think it hints at a fundamental flaw in how Lenore was coming to view even her vampire nature.
At any rate, I think the truth is that the writers started out with the agenda of making sure she was completely abandoned at the end and pretty much forced into her death, whether it made sense or not. You can see that agenda in Hector's seemingly indifferent passivity in the scene, but also even in the way Strigga and Morena apparently can't be bothered to spend 5 minutes with their magic mirror to confirm if Lenore is actually dead when they had felt only Carmilla die. This for the friend they had spent 2 centuries with, were close enough to that they could share the rulership of a kingdom and call one another sister, and who knew that Lenore had always been fiercely loyal to a fault to them. Their behavior is every bit as bad and weird and out of character as Hector's. There's really one and only one reason they'd be that way: the writers wanted to snuff Lenore.
Which is a shame, she was a great character and quite frankly, with Carmilla gone, if forced to choose I think I'd be much more comfortable living in a land ruled by Lenore than one ruled by Isaac, all things considered.
Anyway, that's how I see it all. :)
Me who has never watched Castlevania: I have no idea what the significance of this is but it makes my ears happy
You should watch it! It’s one of the best!
@@cjmus1c I’ll put it on the watch list for sure. I still have several other shows I still need to watch first tho
@@atomicriptide Just watch the first episode. See if you can put it aside then.
@@mistermudit you can't know that after 1 episode
@@pixgamer396 Usually, you can't. In case of Castlevania especially.
The Sisters of Styria were each of them, one part of a complete Vampire.
Morana was the mind, the sheer razor of logic and mechanical instinct that gave the others the ability to act. Striga was the arm. She was the full, unfettered might of a supernatural creature that struck fear into the hearts of friend and foe alike. Carmilla was the hunger. The thirst. The ravenous, ceaseless, almost sexual desire that drives a predator to conquer its prey.
Timeless logic. Threatening power. A cursed bloodlust. Put all those things together and you've almost got yourself one whole vampire, but something is missing...
...the perfumed glove that touches your shoulder with the grace of a fallen leaf. The blue-jewel eyes that, in an instant, wash away any pain you've ever felt. The soft skin that presses to your cheek and tastes of wild fruit. The voice that soothes you with a lullaby so sweet that you willingly offer your soul.
Lenore. The open hand. The gentle word. The slumberous seduction that brings any who stand before it to their knees.
dont know how this doesnt have more likes
this was perfectly said.
This is the most underrated comment so far
Summed up extremely well.❤️
Poetic af
What a thoughtful and poetic description of each of their strengths. Just imagine, if all four of them would've each had all four of those traits individually they would've been unstoppable.
I despised her from the moment she started to manipulate Hector, but I understand now. During season 4, they grew closer, almost as if they loved each other. That’s why she looked at Hector instead of the sun in her final moments, because to her, the sun didn’t matter. He did.
You see, I don't think she manipulated him. In a way, yes, but to manipulate is to decieve the other but her, in a twisted way, maybe she was just trying to save him from her sisters. Maybe all she did was genuine kindness and tenderness towards him. She was a Vampire, another specie. From this statement we know that she sees the world differently so maybe in a twisted way, everything was genuine, her kindness was real, that's what I think
@@lebarondeminuit3580 werent vampires also human before their transformation?
@@oguzsevim2079
Maybe they tend to "forget" themselves
Maybe there are "pure blood born vampires" and "made vampires"
@@oguzsevim2079 They usually become cruel with age and have a sort of predatory nature/instincts. Other than that, very human imo
You wrote this so beautiful
I love the sound of the birds chirping in the background it gives me major “life carries on”. Vibes
The tragedy is that she killed herself thinking she no longer had a place in this world, not knowing that her friends TOTALLY could have used a diplomat to help in negotiating mercenary contracts.
If only they had used that magic mirror for about 3 minutes to find out if she was actually dead after the battle or not.
you're overreacting, she took her life because being depressed is a trend.
lets be honest there are a thousand reason where she should would have lived, but the author wanted her dead so there are thousand way for her to go, but this ending the author chosen for her in my opinion is acceptable.
@@nathanmorgan3647 they weren't really interested... they were rationalizing why they should just walk away without remorse: yes, she should be dead, and too many monsters, so and so.
@@alejandrofelix7603 More to the point, the writers were looking for a cheap, easy way to write them going off into the sunset and leave the show because they were out of time. Any sort of loyalty, or hell, even just any level of investment at all into the nation they had spent centuries building together would have required a continuing story. Seriously, in 10,000 years of history how many rulers just shrug their shoulders and say "oh well, guess we'll just let the enemy have it and go be gypsies looking for work now" after a single battle when their kingdom came under attack? lol It's totally unrealistic and unsatisfying.
Eerily peaceful, it’s truly fitting for her sorrowful fate.
That solo music box melody plays a very significant part in this song, by telling us just how insignificant our lives are and yet should be so precious to us that we as humans shouldn't throw them away so recklessly at the bidding of others. At least that's what I hear when it's melody plays.
The entire show was a masterpiece but how the last season was handled was insane Elenors death was a testament to that how she looked at the sun for the first time just to spend the last seconds looking back at Hector
Lenore was without purpose early in season 4 when Carmilla no longer really needed her skillset of diplomacy. However, she felt like she was still needed but less so. What was there for Lenore after Carmilla's death? Just be a prisoner? She needed purpose which was no longer possible. The script was written well to have her disappear in her own way rather than die in a violent manner.
I'd love to have her for another season. Hector learned the world through his pets and matured being Lenore's pet. They could have tried building a kingdom on equal terms in conflict with Isaac as well as Striga and Morana. But as they closed that chapter of Castlevania I think it's a good ending and they covered the conflict that would arise pretty well in their final dialog.
I cried a lot on her death scene ;(
So did I! And I used to quite hate her character. Crying for her caught me by surprise, and I cried even more because of that. I watched the scene twice and cries both times too. Imagine that
Why? The slaver got what she deserved.
@@daikirai1 Happy for about 10 seconds.... and then she woke up in hell and found herself in a new prison, equally trapped, equally lost, even more alone, and totally subject to the whims of whatever power rules her new environment. All of which Hector, as the mighty forgewizard, should have known better than anyone would happen and he still said absolutely nothing to get her to spend more time making such a seemingly impulsive and totally irrevocable decision. Dude was absolutely pathetic in that scene.
@@TheStraightestWhitest bruh
I didn't cry, but I almost shouted my disappointment. I was quite upset
This scene legit made me sad. She had a chance at a better life, but she was too tired of it all, and chose to end her life. At least she was with the man she... I'd dare to guess... loved, in her final moments.
She said "is that all there is to it?" And "you're a silly man."
Because he didn't realize she was actually saying her love for him is more radiant than the sun, and he is too "young" and naive to even realize it.
If you read between the lines, it was the deepest confession of love ever.
Tragic Death. Just like Dracula. Very nice remake, all the Lenore simps will enjoy as well.
She saw the sun, and spent her last moments looking to Hector. Something as magnificent and incredible as the sun was nothing to her compared to her Hector. I didn't realize what sort of bond they truly had until I watched this scene, it's making me question many things.
Lesson of the day: Find someone who looks at you the same way Lenore looked at Hector after beholding the sun.
So find a pet and get someone else to care for it long enough go it haha
In the end I started to like her. Lenore might’ve manipulated Hector, but she saw the error in Carmilla’s ways and didn’t want that. She confided in Hector and maybe even loved him. Lenore was one of my favorites.
Hector: Simp to Chad
St.Germain: Chad to Simp to Chadish-Simp
Isaac : chad to chad-maker
Carmilla: Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss
Simp to even fuckin bigger simp
He never became a chad, actually. We deserved more from his plotline.
I cried so much during this scene. Their love was as beautiful as Dracula and Lisa.💔😭
Lenore`s relationship with Hector in Season 4 reminds me of Nyssa Damaskinos` relationship with Blade in Blade II. Ended the same exact way!
Interestingly enough the actresses name is also Leonor
@@997angi Yep, not exactly the same name but close enough.
1:25
U wanted him to grab her hand a second time and plead her to stop.
U want him tell her theres got to be a way....
But knowing her, making her stay will only make her suffer.
So just like hector, u understood. U let her walk towards the sun, and watch her in her final moment as she turns into ashes.
Hector mustve thought, "the beauty of day and night will never compare to this moment"
(dont mind me, just talking to myself)
He wanted her to live and she wanted to be set free..
This is sad... I would like to see a dramatic rescue for example: Hector running towards her, a few seconds before the sun would reach her, he'd grab her and hug her and maybe both of them would just declarate their love 😅❤️
Anyways, thanks for the theme ♥️♥️
I was thinking the same but tragic ending. Really liked Lenore!
Even then. She would turn to ash in his arms. Rather than dieing alone.
Some cliché shit right there. im glad they didn’t fucking hug
@@cxtcutsml706 Eh, l have come to like fairytale endings. Tragedy gets tiresome.
@@alispeed5095yeah, they just wanted to insert drama when it wasn't necessary, Lenore's death was senseless , she could have live happily with Hector , as dracula and Lisa did
One of the few musical compositions that can bring me to tears.
Beautiful and sad beyond words. It speaks to all of us who have lost that special someone, for one reason or another...
3:55 and see my crying
Very beautiful, thanks for next great remake ❤️
Beautiful, powerful, unforgettable, well done
"Tell this soul with sorrow laid in
If in the distant aidenn,
It shall glasp a rare maiden
Whom the Angels named Lenore?"
This is such a good remake. True to the original, but it's also your own original -- beautiful!
Might I say you captured the emotional height of the episode for me, just when I thought the track would never be found, you restored my hope. ❤️ Thank you 😊❤️
You're amazing CJ Music. This was, I got no words.
This is making even someone who has been hardened by years of loneliness like me wish he could listen to this with a girl he loves in his arms and a chance to whisper to someone that can reply "I love you". It's because of such a feeling that I'm getting from this that I can say this track was beautifully composed.
What a beautiful remake! 💔😭
Im crying...
Thank you for releasing this masterpiece 💜
Most beautiful moment in the whole show.
"My heart hurts as I weep upon seeing her in beautiful incandescence. The look in her eyes, the smile on her face as she realises the freedom that this moment affords her.
She blows away in the wind, her scarf carrying her ashes in a beautiful whirlwind into the heavens as she leaves this plain".
Goodbye sweet Lenore and Rest in Peace(sob)!
Well actually.....given the way this world seems to work, she's most likely trapped forever now in hell with far less hope than she had before, so I wouldn't be celebrating peace or freedom. Beauty hides the horror.
@@nathanmorgan3647 Hmmm... She still could have been with Hector Forevor though!
@@raynavillus4927 haha, well I suppose that's true, either when he eventually dies, or she could have turned him I suppose. Personally I'd have preferred if he just didn't sit there on the couch while she walks out the door and at least tried to have a real conversation with the obviously distraught woman who had literally just lost everything before she did it. /facepalm.
@@nathanmorgan3647 Yes, I agree wholeheartedly. Lenore may have been open to persuasion, given how lost to hope as she was!
@@nathanmorgan3647 I feel like given the context he understood that her decision came from desire to "stop the cycle " so to speak, as she'd come to understand the nature of vampirism. It posed a philosophical point, therefore it wouldn't have been as effective if she decided to stay. But I do agree that at least attempting to talk her out of it would be a normal human behavior
"She didn't look at the sun"... of course not, the Sun was just an excuse. She was human before, she knows what it feels like. Yes, she stated Hector was the only good thing left. It was not sad, it was dignifying, a dignity we were waiting from Hector for 2 seasons and never happen.
I actually cried while hearing the music and her dying while turning into ashes and looking at Hector with a smile💔
Her death was tragic. I truly wish Hector and her ended up like Dracula and Lisa.
same
Nah Hector can do better
@@Viri_Elixir No ones better than Lenore
@@Fantasymn Literally any woman out there who doesn't gaslight or imprison a man is 100x better than her.
All this talk of "they were just starting to be a couple" I have seen from folks, that's the Stockholm syndrome talking.
@Deanna R I get why people simp for Lenore. She keeps that pimp/simp hand strong for a good long while. I had a discussion with a friend who summed her support for their coupling like this: "Seeing as how Vampires look at humans like we do Big Macs. He literally got the best option all things considered". Though I can agree with her on that condition, it doesn't change the fact Lenore is absolutely horrible as a partner. Then again it could be seen as a critique or inversion of the whole "oooo Vampires are sexy" trope, because she is cute. She's got that girl next door soft voice and I can understand how people fall for her, much like how Dracula fans would say "He could do so many bad things to me". Its just this show really did follow through on the price of that phrase and wish.
She did horrible things. That's what they do. That's the price of the seduction. As a villain or at least a side antagonist, she's good. I like her. Aesthetically I'll admit if she wasn't....her I'd be in the simping army. It's just she was never meant to be this example of a good coupling partner in my opinion.
As for the ending. It was schadenfreude for me. All that imprisoning she did and the moment her precious liberties were threatened, she decides to take in the sun.
Good. You coward blood sucker Lenore.
omg thank you so much for that 🖤🖤🖤
Don't cry that it's over, be happy that it happened. - Dr. Seuss
it hurts nevertheless
god so many people misunderstand lenore's reason for killing herself, they think she just didn't want to live in a cage, thinking she's referring to not being able to leave the castle, when the real cage was her vampire nature. she realized she had no meaningful place in this world, she even expressed this feeling to carmilla and hector before saying that there was no more room for diplomacy and therefore no purpose for her. the last conversation she had with hector made her realize how much she despised her existence. some say that hector and lenore got the short end of the stick because all the other couples got their happy ending and while hector was definitely saddened by her death he understood that it was for the best. even though i do think love was there it was built on a toxic relationship, they simply weren't meant to be. i absolutely hate lenore as a person but as a character i adore her. she grew to actually "love" hector enough to know that she wasn't good for him, that was her development.
I neither like or hate Lenore as a person, she was manipulative yes, she was terrible toward Hector yes, but despite the differances in how human and vampires behave and think, she learned, she couldnt fully understand because the differances between human and vampire is too big, but she learned. Learned that what she was is fondamentally wrong, and she couldnt even attempt to change because her very existance means to curse anothers, she wouldnt repent, because what she had done until that point was unforgivable, but its also because she couldnt, she was doomed to become like Carmilla and Dracula at one point in the future and she didnt want that, but it wasnt her decision to make.
And ironically its another differance between vampires and humans, vampires in the end arent free by default, they are always going to succomb to their urges, they can fight them, but they will falter at one point, humans dont have this same instincts, they are free by default its other factor which steals their freedom not their very existance.
In the end, without even considering Hector in the reasoning, the closest she could ever get to humanity, to denying herself as a vampire, wasnt in learning how to be humanlike which she couldve learned with Hector, because no matter how hard they try she will remain a vampire and he a human, it was by embracing the one thing both human and vampires shared, true death, and by doing so of her own free will makes her into a vampire who truly embraced what defined a human in comparison to a vampire, mortality and freedom.
For a Vampire who saw humanity as nothing less than a pet as nothing but food to have fun with. She died as the most human amongst her kind, which is fitting because she learned to hate her very existance as a vampire, and learned that humanity was much more than food or pet, she was just too late and ignorant to see it earlier.
No matter what she did, her action needs be respected at least, its not everyday one goes against their very existance to choose to be more than it even as a statement
Amazing playlist i love it. Putting this in my save for watch later. Even though i already listened to it all. Def gonna listen again and again cause its that good👍👍
Thanks for the great music. a happy day
Fuck, this is so beautiful I was sobbing during her death scene 💔😭
it’s so hard to pick a favorite character, so many of them suffered so much and either prevailed or were driven to madness. there’s something about lenore though.. something that just drew me in and held me tight despite the terrible thing she did to hector. she’s a beautiful character, both physically and mentally. like velvet.
Everything i have loved.became everything i have lost.
Hector is a man of sorrow suffering the death of Rosaly in the game and witnessing the death of Lenore in the Netflix series. No matter how many demons you can summoned, the death of your love one will always bring you down 💔
Beautiful rendition. I will truly miss Lenore.
Wow! Such a masterpiece. I wish there is some poll where we can let the creators know that we want a Hector and Lenore series. They have a strong chemistry together.
So haunting yet so beautiful.
Please upload this to spotify, nice work.
I miss you so much Lenore 😢❤
'and now as I sit here under the watchful eye of the happy king Isaac that bloody bastard, I'm in a cage. I am not going to live in a cage, not even with you'
Very lovely and impactful! May I ask you do Dracula's death from Season 2? That was a sad song and it was largely ignored.
Used this piece in my D&D game and I think it definitely set the tone...
Thank You!
Recently I’ve been caused to know the value.....and the beauty of things that lives longer than I do.
Then maybe he should have tried to fight for those things, for when they are gone, the loss is so much more. Such a silly man.
I would love to see this topic on spotify!
I know its not as big or bombastic but could you do Trevor and Sypha’s theme?
The one used when they’re on the Hill at the end of season 2 and when they talk on the bench in season 3.
I really like that song, it’s so sweet.
Same I've aways wanted to know it's name but I never found it
it's kind of weird to me that not even s2's ost is out yet, S1's is out because a guy decided to upload it. (At least as far as i digged)
Emotion soeeacless
Lord of shadows song is defeated
@@djohnsveress6616 the producer of the OST is working on releasing 2-4s OSTs. He posted it on Twitter.
Thank u
Could you please do the theme that plays when Carmilla enters Draculas Castle, also really great channel loving your re-orchestras a lot !👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Liked her a bit. Then the betrayal. Then couldn’t be locked up for just a bit in a damn beautiful castle; after what she did to Hector (Isaac prob, at that time, would have even let her be free eventually)
Hated her.
Then…from Season 3 to 4, listened more intently. More immersive. The small details of her life are the key. The curse of being a vampire with her “sisters” gone. The tragedy of her short human life. It’s in the details…I suddenly understood. A lot more.
And Lenore is a hell of a lot more tragic character than I realized. Hector was the closest thing to *real* love she’d ever known. And wouldn’t be able to share it with him; life. And understanding herself and the vampire plague more. Lenore, was suddenly so…damn bittersweet. And I liked her then. Loved her. This anime was damn amazing
Game needed off the anime itself-rebooted game needed!
Maybe if she was born under a different circumstance, maybe Lenore and Hector would've been a couple.
brilliant!
Tragic & Sad.....
The feeling that couldn't become reality....
Just stay a while longer, One can find the reason to continue to exist....
so you decided to make me cry on this Monday evening.. thnx
it was the most beautiful death I've ever seen
Holy fuck the Melancholy to this score is on the scale of best soundtracks to great movies and composers...Like watching it in Castlevania, but listening to it stand alone bring about the same deeep deep sorrow and almost certainty that life is finitite...🙌💯
This music is so peaceful and calm as her death scene ;(
Top 10 saddest anime/cartoon deaths.
Lenore was different from her sisters, she is the diplomat, for instance, Carmilla only feels hate for humanity by the way she was treated.
Feeling alone, and realizing that Carmilla planned to be as oppressor as the english who killed her family when she was a child, she decided to end her life.
Not only so Herctor could move on whit his, but because she also realize, that a world without war, was an utopic dream, at least, that's my opinion.
If you have not already, i would love to hear a remake of the Trevor vs Alucard theme from Season 1~
A player just died in my Castlevania DnD Campaign so I’m gonna use this as Ambient Music thanks.
STOP I DIDNT REACH THT PART YET AND THIS APPEARS ON MY RECOMMENDATION CMON CZcams 😭
Of the vampire characters in that show, Lenore was my third fav, of course Dracula first, then Alucard.
But what I liked with Lenore, is I always got the feeling of her being a little girl at heart, stuck having to play a game she didn't really want to partake it, just to keep her "family" together and not lose it, like everything else from her mortal life. Which makes a good character if done right, which I feel they did with Lenore
Yes ! Queen Lenore the Legend in Castlevania❤
if someone from the sisters deserved to live, that would be Lenore
Ya know the sad part is… she couldn’t handle being his “captive” a week before she lost the will to go on
Yeah, it makes no sense. Had to shoehorn a tragic end in somehow.
@Agent Bubble I agree, it was that, combined with losing her three confidants with whom she had spent centuries, her position as a queen, her role as a diplomat (which she had wrapped a huge part of her worth and self-identity up in), her entire society gone, everyone she had spoken with over the years - all in the space of the past couple days. THen Hector, the one thing she seems to have left, pretty much calls her a parasite to her face when she's trying to talk to him... The girl had been hammered and beat down HARD. And if they were supposed to be friends if not lovers at this point, Hector fails her badly sitting there passively while letting her make that kind of irrevocable decision while still being crushed by all these losses.
@@nathanmorgan3647 Ehhh no, when she said, ''it becomes a parasite you have to feed, power does nothing but eat'' she realized that her own nature would eventually lead her to what carmilla did, also you can see she goes quiet cuz she knows she's the problem, hector simply said took the words out of her mouth...in the end her world is gone, even if she stayed with hector he would die of old age and as far as I'm aware female vampires can't get pregnant so she would be alone again...
@@mannydavis8190 No. Lenore's reasoning was extremely flawed and born of deep insecurities within herself and fears of becoming Carmilla. But she ignores the fact that she is nothing at all like Carmilla. Completely different personalities, drives, methods, core motivations. They were not the same people, so it was always kind of silly Lenore feared becoming Carmilla. She did NOT have a consuming quest for more more more. Nor is she the only one. Morana is supposedly well over 1000 years old, and she accepted change. She let go. She adapted. As did Strigga. Even Dracula sort of proves it is possible and vamps are not auto fated like Lenore ( and to my recolection only Lenore) says They have wills of their own, can change and adapt. Heck Lenore herself changes quite a lot during the 2 seasons.
So no, I know the writers were using that as a sort of BS excuse just to get her to off herself, but it does not really work when they provide multiple examples of it not actually being the case.
Further, there were no apparent attempts to try diplomacy with Isaac, or to escape, or give things time to settle to see how bad they actually are, or talk Lenore off the ledge, or use the magic mirror to speak with the other sisters, or anything. Plus it is not that long since her world crashed down on her, her sisters died or disappeared (another huge gripe) and she is in the middle of grieving and obviously depressed. Not the time to let anyone, even a 200 year old vampire, committ suicide. Hector completely fails as a friend or even as a human being here frankly.
And that is one of my big gripes about the scene - it goes against so much of what had been set up before and the writers forced so many characters to be ooc or quasi ooc in order to force the scene, doing everything possible to make sure Lenore would be completely abandoned at the end and forced her to her death.
@@nathanmorgan3647 At first I was like that as well, mad she simply decided to end it all like that but after watching her scenes you realize she's being less and less useful and that took a toll on her..but as smart as she was she was aslo stagnant, he ideology was flawed, Hector prover her throughtout the series that human's will to live is greater than anything she'd hope to accomplish.
R.I.P. Lenore🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋🦇🌌🔥🌋.
i literally fell in love with lenore
This theme is kinda like the state of our world's affairs small and humble. Still learning in its beginning making its way to its crescendo its apex! Then suddenly noticing its encroaching error; and inevitable demise it swells still and finally dies. As it succumbs to the empty vacuum of a universe that is divoid of life that is similar to its self to help it. And in its last haunting deathtrows burns out null to any possible cognizance of anything else left around it.
This makes me what curl up and cry in bed. 😥thanks
Stand still my heart 😔
I wonder if vampires choose to feel the pain of the light. That deep down they know that the sun accuses them for their twisted souls. That Lenore for once was able to forgive herself, and accept it.
Is it possible to upload the music from Striga's Fight Scene in Season 4? :o
Great character
If you want to see a realistic version of this. The movie - We are The Night there is a sunrise suicide scene. The reason why it was committed was the same reason why lenore committed hers.
Can you do the one where they fight dragan (the vampire general in red armor) next? And maybe isaac vs the magician from s3 if you haven't already
she died as she lived . elegant till the end
*Listens
*Frisson down the spine
*Let the tears flow
I want the song from the ending, does anyone know which one is? the one from Dracula at the hotel with Lisa?
Do someone know where to download the original ost? This is a sort of "recorded versio " and there's not the voice of the woman singing.
Essa musica me faz pensar que talvez a morte não seja o fim
Quero encontrar minha lenore.
How does this not become Oscar worthy? This scene alone is better than half the live action stuff you see on TV and by far the best vampire show that's come to tv in a long while. This music, the writing, the voice acting, all left me in tears here. A moment when you think a vampire would think the sun is the most important thing to see before you die, no. It was seeing Hectors face one last time. This was pure poetry.
As complex as this character, the relationship they shared was. The Stockholm syndrome hit me hard through this wonder
The first part sounds so familiar, where is it from? The woman singing?
Huh, that is a interesting take on the ost, certainly not the same but not bad. Neat.
I was shocked at how sad this scene made me considering what Lenore did to Hector in the past. But she understood the assignment. She had to parish
Отличная музыка!
I kept expecting Hector to hold her but I suppose when Lenore told him it's fine he knew she made her decision.