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Okay, so if that really was flirting, then we have two options here. One, my immoral, jerk-face, possible kidnapper roommate has a crush on me and is giving me presents. Or two, my immoral, jerk-face, possible kidnapper roommate is pretending to have a crush on me and is giving me gifts because I'm next." Laura implores Carmilla to stay at the college, citing they need her assistance to defeat The Dean, and without her, the vampires will likely just abduct Laura. Eventually, she points out that if she flees, The Dean will know that she is guilty of siding with Laura to interdict her plans, and that as long as she remains, The Dean has no definitive proof of her guilt even with Will's testimony. Carmilla reluctantly agrees to stay, if only because she has no other plan of action. Calmet, Augustin (30 December 2015). Treatise on the Apparitions of Spirits and on Vampires or Revenants: of Hungary, Moravia, et al. The Complete Volumes I & II. 2016. ISBN 978-1-5331-4568-0. Carmilla Karnstein and Laura Hollis are trying for a baby, and find themselves in need of a surrogate. Through mutual friends of theirs, they are introduced to Chloe Beale, who has joined a polyamorous relationship with Beca Mitchell, Aubrey Posen and Stacie Conrad. Due to help raising Stacie's daughter Bella, Chloe wants to know what it's like carrying a baby to term, and agrees to be a surrogate for Carm and Laura, to the great concern of Beca, who due to a past incident, is cautious when it comes to vampires.

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Meanwhile, young women and girls in the nearby towns have begun dying from an unknown malady. When the funeral procession of one such victim passes by the two girls, Laura joins in the funeral hymn. Carmilla bursts out in rage and scolds Laura, complaining that the hymn hurts her ears. In "The Heart of the Matter", an all-seeing Death Goddess gets challenged by Guile Hero Laura to a game of Scrabble. If Laura wins, she gets Death's Talisman. If the Goddess wins, she gets Laura's soul. Additional reading into Lophiiformes further solidifies the proof that Lophiiformes is the true threat to the campus, noting that victims become entranced and focused on 'celebration', which Laura believes to be connected to the recently abducted girls focus on partying. After learning that the monster absorbs the minds of the girls, using their energy to lure in more victims, both Carmilla and Laura hypothesize that Ell is communicating with them through dreams.

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Character Blog: Be warned, as these start from the most recent posts, they will give out spoilers if you haven't seen the entire series. While there are many fan-run blogs, the official ones are as follows:

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Gibson, Matthew (2006). Dracula and the Eastern Question: British and French Vampire Narratives of the Nineteenth-century Near East. ISBN 1-4039-9477-3. Spangler, Todd (2017-11-14). "Fullscreen Shutting Down Subscription VOD Service, Will Lay Off 25 Employees". Variety . Retrieved 2017-12-15. Sarah "SJ" Jane (played by Breton Lalama) [24] is a pre-med student at Silas University. Sarah Jane was attending a swim team party when she went missing. She later reappeared, but couldn't remember what happened to her and eventually turned into a party animal. She began dating Kirsch, and while attending a party with him fell out of a third floor window during a botched attempt to summon her to the Dean. The fall resulted in her death.

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Both the titular antagonists - Carmilla and Dracula, respectively, pretend to be the descendants of much older nobles bearing the same names, but are eventually revealed to have the same identities. However, with Dracula, this is left ambiguous. Although it is stated by Van Helsing (a character with a slightly-awkward grasp of the English language) that he "must, indeed, have been that Voivode Dracula who won his name against the Turk, over the great river on the very frontier of Turkey-land", the next statement begins with "If it be so", thereby leaving a thin margin of ambiguity. [30]

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Spangler, Todd (2017-09-27). " 'The Carmilla Movie' Sets Streaming, Theatrical Premiere Dates". Variety . Retrieved 2017-10-08. Generic Radio Workshop OTR Script: Columbia Workshop". www.genericradio.com . Retrieved 10 November 2015. Twelve years later, Laura and her father are admiring the sunset in front of the castle when her father tells her of a letter from his friend, General Spielsdorf. The General was supposed to visit them with his niece, Bertha Rheinfeldt, but Bertha suddenly died under mysterious circumstances. The General ambiguously concludes that he will discuss the circumstances in detail when they meet later. The Columbia Workshop presented an adaptation (CBS, July 28, 1940, 30 min.). Lucille Fletcher's script, directed by Earle McGill, relocated the story to contemporary New York state and allows Carmilla ( Jeanette Nolan) to claim her victim Helen ( Joan Tetzel). [46] [47] Carmilla, the title character, is the original prototype for a legion of female and lesbian vampires. Although Le Fanu portrays his vampire's sexuality with the circumspection that one would expect for his time, lesbian attraction evidently is the main dynamic between Carmilla and the narrator of the story: [25] [26]Immediately after the mushroom incident, Laura resumes with her video posting, explaining that the mushrooms apparently had the power to zombify victims of the spores they exuded, leading to a massive campus brawl between the infected and the remaining students. During the battle, the Lustig Building was targeted by the zombified-students, who attempted to burn the facility down during the chaos. A combined effort from the remaining students resulted in the defeat of the students and the destruction of the mushrooms, which required a massive amount of fungicide to accomplish. Laura wonders why the zombies targeted the Lustig Building specifically, with Carmilla pointing out that everyone hates the theater students, and that the building has been burned down in the past.