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* [[Wham! Episode]]: The end of "Everything is Broken". |
* [[Wham! Episode]]: The end of "Everything is Broken". |
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** The season 4 finale, "And When I Die". |
** The season 4 finale, "And When I Die". |
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* [[What Could Have Been]]: According to the Ultimate Fan Experience Q&A shown before the third season premiere, Alexander Skarsgaard had originally auditioned for the role of Bill, not Eric. Imagine ''that''. |
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** Katee Sackhoff was approached for the role of Debbie Pelt. Sadly, she turned it down. |
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* [[What Do You Mean Its Not Symbolic]]: |
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** Present-day Godric appears to be a thinly-veiled parallel to Jesus; he's around two-thousand years old, talks in a level, Buddha-like voice and is a pacifist who believes that vampires and humans should coexist as equals. He says humans are justified in their hatred of vampires because of the fact that many vampires are generally cruel and savage. The symbolism is made clearer by the fact that the [[Complete Monster|Fellowship of the Sun]] planned to have him mounted on a crucifix and killed by the sunlight in front of the congregation. He even wears Jesus sandals in his last scene. |
** Present-day Godric appears to be a thinly-veiled parallel to Jesus; he's around two-thousand years old, talks in a level, Buddha-like voice and is a pacifist who believes that vampires and humans should coexist as equals. He says humans are justified in their hatred of vampires because of the fact that many vampires are generally cruel and savage. The symbolism is made clearer by the fact that the [[Complete Monster|Fellowship of the Sun]] planned to have him mounted on a crucifix and killed by the sunlight in front of the congregation. He even wears Jesus sandals in his last scene. |
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