Castlevania: Nocturne 1x3

Directed by Sam Deats • Tam Lu

Richard Dormer as Abbot Emmanuel (voice) • Aaron Neil as Mizrak (voice) • Elarica Johnson as Drolta Tzuentes (voice) • Sharon D. Clarke as Cécile Fatiman (voice) • Franka Potente as Erzsebet Báthory (voice)

In shock after a loss, Annette shares the story of her escape from slavery and her journey from Saint-Domingue. Chaos erupts at a public gathering.

Request examples:

!req Castlevania: Nocturne 1x3 [02:32]
!req Castlevania: Nocturne 1x3 [Castlevania: Nocturne 1x3]
Syntax: !req EPISODE [quote or timestamp] (max. 8 square brackets)

For quotes, now you can request by index (e.g !req Castlevania: Nocturne 1x3 [10-11]; !req Castlevania: Nocturne 1x3 [20] [24]). Keep in mind, though, that index numbers might change at any time.
You can also generate a copy command with the quotes. Hover the desired subtitle and enter the amount of lines you want to copy.

Subtitle languages: English • Spanish • Brazilian Portuguese

Note: you must use specific languages with their specific pages/discord channels.

1. To the one before whom evil trembles.

2. I give my devotion.

3. To the Devourer of Light, the Messiah.

4. I pledge my service, forever.

5. The vampires and night creatures were coming from all directions, Annette.

6. All we could do was retreat.

7. None of this is your fault.

8. Edouard would never have abandoned me.

9. And now he's dead.

10. He knew the risks when he chose to come here.

11. He was my family.

12. I had no one after my mother died.

13. After she was killed.

14. - Sorry! She's sorry!

15. - See? Her bag is almost full.

16. She's been doing good. Real good.

17. The crop will be good and cleared.

18. And so many things which could hurt you, child.

19. Snakes, witches, secrets.

20. Do you have secrets, Esther?

21. Ah.

22. There will be no spells cast on my plantation.

23. No charms, no dances, no songs.

24. I know what it's like to watch your mother die.

25. I fled… but I guess you couldn't do that.

26. I held my mother's lullabies in my heart.

27. The songs were ancestral calls,

28. connecting me to African deities beyond the plantation,

29. beyond ocean crossings and mortal flesh.

30. I could not be caged.

31. No matter how many times they tried to take me.

32. I was always plotting an escape.

33. But the slave drivers' eyes were always on me.

34. I was 16 when they tried to brand me…

35. but I was not going to be branded.

36. I'd inherited from my father's bloodline

37. the power of the god of war and iron, Ogun.

38. I didn't know what was happening,

39. but my guiding spirit heard my calls when I needed him the most.

40. You better run, little girl.

41. Run. Run as fast as you can.

42. No.

43. Edouard believed singing was the soul's way of speaking.

44. That's why, from pauper to statesman, everyone is drawn to music.

45. He'd say that when he was on stage

46. looking out to the audience,

47. he could see the colors of everyone's soul.

48. Mine was pink.

49. He was wrong, though.

50. Green is my favorite color.

51. - Stop. Stop. Stop!

52. Who the hell are you, and what do you think you're doing?

53. My slave came through here.

54. My dogs can smell her.

55. There are 500 people in this theater,

56. and all any of us can smell is your dogs.

57. I want my property back.

58. But I can wait.

59. No, no, no, no, no. Not now. No, no, no, no.

60. You're stepping on my French silks.

61. You need to get out of those wet clothes.

62. Help yourself to something.

63. Oh! Lovely.

64. That's from The Beggar's Opera.

65. He's a vampire, isn't he?

66. Your master.

67. - Has he gone? - I doubt it.

68. I'm fast. I can run.

69. This is an island, baby. Can you swim?

70. Mm.

71. I'm Edouard.

72. Annette.

73. There's not that many places to hide for people that look like us.

74. You're thinking,

75. "Oh, but he was born free. He's not like me."

76. It's what's in our hearts that matters, Annette.

77. So why do you sing for these people?

78. I make them happy, and they lower their guard

79. and loosen their tongues.

80. You learn useful information that way.

81. It helps when I have to hide runaways.

82. Edouard took me up to the mountains to join the Maroons,

83. escaped slaves mobilizing a resistance, which I had just joined.

84. Cecile was the high priestess.

85. She taught me spells.

86. How to open spiritual crossroads for ceremonies.

87. How to quieten my fear so that I could hear Ogun clearly.

88. Close your eyes.

89. - Breathe in.

90. - Breathe out.

91. - Breathe in.

92. - Breathe out.

93. Warriors in arms.

94. Family in hearts.

95. Revolution is sweeping France,

96. humbling the lords and ladies and dukes and, who knows, maybe even kings.

97. Liberty, equality, fraternity, they say,

98. but their revolution will not break our chains of bondage.

99. Slaves will still be beaten, tortured, and oppressed.

100. We must discard the god of the whites and listen to the voice of emancipation.

101. It is time for Saint-Domingue

102. to burn!

103. It sounds like an epic battle.

104. Freedom was sweeter than the sugar we harvested.

105. I hunted down Vaublanc.

106. What do you think this rebellion will change?

107. There will always be masters and servants.

108. Slavery is the natural order.

109. You can't kill us all.

110. I can kill you.

111. You're still that scared little girl

112. singing her little songs at bath time.

113. Vaublanc changed into a bat.

114. What other magic can they do?

115. Cecile, what's wrong?

116. - I'm here. Cecile, I— I'm here.

117. Suffering, death, hundreds of thousands of dead.

118. She's worse than Vaublanc could ever be.

119. The Vampire Messiah, she calls herself.

120. Here in Saint-Domingue?

121. No. Not yet.

122. Across the ocean.

123. She will conquer Europe first,

124. unless we stop her.

125. I have to go to France.

126. Then I'm coming with you.

127. He'll be waiting when I get back.

128. Warriors in arms, Annette.

129. Family in hearts.

130. He was so brave,

131. so committed to our freedom.

132. We'll avenge him.

133. I swear.

134. Who the fuck are you, and what do you want?

135. Why is your Abbot forging night creatures for the Vampire Messiah?

136. It doesn't sit well with your faith.

137. What do you know about faith?

138. Faith is a foundation.

139. Faith is order.

140. "When you walk through fire, you shall not be burned, nor will flames consume you."

141. Isaiah,2.

142. Faith is a companion in the hardest of times.

143. When the world abandons you.

144. Oh. Has the world abandoned you, Mizrak?

145. You know my name, tell me yours.

146. The revolution's forcing everyone to choose sides.

147. Clergyman who don't profess loyalty to the state are being guillotined.

148. And you'd rather be loyal to Erzsebet Bathory?

149. - Do you have any idea who she is?

150. What she's capable of?

151. The moment she doesn't need you, she'll turn on you and murder you, slowly,

152. one by one.

153. You expect me to believe you care, vampire?

154. Let's do this again, somewhere more comfortable.

155. My name is Olrox, by the way.

156. Is everything ready in Machecoul?

157. Devotees are filling the château.

158. The Marquis is excited to meet you,

159. and I'm meeting the Forgemaster tomorrow.

160. Mm.

161. I dreamt last night about the world we are making.

162. The Empress of Russia, the Holy Roman Emperor,

163. the Ottoman Sultan, the Pope, all kneeling before me,

164. kissing my feet.

165. It was such a beautiful dream.

166. They're all going to kneel, Countess.

167. Every single one.

168. We've all heard about the slave uprising in Saint-Domingue.

169. Tonight, we've got someone who took part in it.

170. A great revolutionary leader.

171. I give you Annette.

172. They're going to love you.

173. Egun mojuba. Ancestors, I give respect.

174. I am not a revolutionary leader.

175. I am a girl who used to be a slave until slavery could be endured no longer.

176. This revolution, it speaks of something it calls reason,

177. but only God can save your souls.

178. We lit a spark, a few of us at first hiding in the mountains,

179. but the sugar and tobacco fields had dried out in the sun,

180. and the spark lit a flame, and then the flame was an inferno,

181. and all their power and cruelty crumbled before us.

182. - Liberty, equality, fraternity!

183. They burn Catholic churches

184. and destroy statues of Mary and the saints,

185. and call it reason.

186. I call it the work of the devil.

187. It's all right, stay in your seats.

188. We're safe.

189. God will protect us.

190. Split up. Clear pathways.

191. Go!

192. What the fuck just happened?

193. It was Edouard.

194. I saw his eyes.

195. What? What do you mean?

196. - He's dead.

197. - They're going to the abbey.

198. He's a night creature.

199. My sweet, beautiful Edouard has been turned into a monster

200. conjured from hell.